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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized world-wide as one of the greatest architects of the twentieth century. His work heralded a new thinking in architecture, using innovation in design and...

Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized world-wide as one of the greatest architects of the twentieth century. His work heralded a new thinking in architecture, using innovation in design and...

A Frank Lloyd Wright inspired design showcasing his famous 1930s Exhibition font numerals and signature red accents. This oversize gallery clock becomes the focal point of any room. Antique black...

Frank Lloyd Wright (1867 – 1959) is widely considered to be America’s greatest architect. He amazed the world with his architectural ingenuity and designs. His vision encompassed the buildings and...

Frank Lloyd Wright (1867 – 1959) is widely considered to be America’s greatest architect. He amazed the world with his architectural ingenuity and designs. His vision encompassed the buildings and...

The design used in this product is adapted from a 1940’s motif that Wright used as a symbol of his school and the Taliesin Fellowship, a residential community of apprentices...

When Wright came to Southern California in the early 1920s, he began working in a design language very different from his previous projects. Like so many before and since, Wright...

This pillow is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's designs of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan. He began working on this project in 1913 and the completed hotel opened in...

In the first part of the 20th century, Wright worked with molded concrete tiles and blocks to create structurally innovative buildings. Wright called these "Textile Blocks," and it is fitting...

This pillow is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's designs of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan. He began working on this project in 1913 and the completed hotel opened in...

When Wright came to Southern California in the early 1920s, he began working in a design language very different from his previous projects. Like so many before and since, Wright...

When Wright came to Southern California in the early 1920s, he began working in a design language very different from his previous projects. Like so many before and since, Wright...

When Wright came to Southern California in the early 1920s, he began working in a design language very different from his previous projects. Like so many before and since, Wright...

This pillow is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's designs of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan. He began working on this project in 1913 and the completed hotel opened in...

This pillow is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's designs of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan. He began working on this project in 1913 and the completed hotel opened in...

In 1931 Frank Lloyd Wright and his wife Olgivanna circulated a prospectus to an international group of distinguished scholars, artists, and friends, announcing their plan to form a school at...

When Wright came to Southern California in the early 1920s, he began working in a design language very different from his previous projects. Like so many before and since, Wright...

These numbers utilize a lettering style designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1931 for exhibition drawings. This lettering style was uniquely created using 45 and 60 degree slanted lines and...

Authenticated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, this is a full-scale reproduction of the original sculpture cast in reconstituted stone. This is a reproduction of the Midway Gardens Sprite with...

Authenticated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Full Scale Reproductions of the Original Sculptures Cast In Reconstituted Stone This is a full-scale reproduction (66" tall) of the Midway Gardens Sprite,...

Authenticated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Full Scale Reproductions of the Original Sculptures Cast In Reconstituted Stone A companion to the 66″ tall Sprite, this 64″ statue represents a...

This Frank Lloyd Wright Sprite garden sculpture is an authorized reproduction of the full-sized sculpture that was created for the Midway Gardens in Chicago (1913-14). Midway Gardens was an entertainment...

This Frank Lloyd Wright Sprite garden sculpture is an authorized reproduction of the full-sized sculpture that was created for the Midway Gardens in Chicago (1913-14). Midway Gardens was an entertainment...

For Midway Gardens Sprite 31" and Midway Gardens Sprite with Baton 31" Made in USA. 37 lbs, 8.5" × 11.5" × 11.25" Please Note: This is a drop ship item and...

Based on the textile blocks of the John Storer House (1923) in Los Angeles, California. Made in USA.Dimensions: 12" × 12" × 1.75"Weight: 14 lbs Please Note: This is a drop...

Based on the textile blocks of the Alice Millard House (1923) in Pasadena, California. Made in USA.Dimensions: 12" × 12" × 1.75"Weight: 14 lbs Please Note: This is a drop ship...

Based on the textile blocks of the Mabel and Charles Ennis House (1923), Los Angeles, California. Made in the USA. Cast Stone Dimensions: 16" x 16" x 2"Weight: 19 lbs. ...

In 1927, Wright designed a series of twelve seasonally themed monthly covers for Liberty magazine. The magazine deemed the covers too avant-garde and returned them to Wright. March Balloons is...

In 1927, Wright designed a series of twelve seasonally themed monthly covers for Liberty magazine. The magazine deemed the covers too avant-garde and returned them to Wright. May Basket is...

In 1927, Wright designed a series of twelve seasonally themed monthly covers for Liberty magazine. The magazine deemed the covers too avant-garde and returned them to Wright. March Balloons is...

In 1927, Wright designed a series of 12 monthly covers for Liberty magazine based on seasonal themes. Unfortunately, the publishers judged them as too radical for the time. The magazine...

In 1927, Wright submitted a series of cover designs for Liberty Magazine. All four designs were rejected by the editors at the time who deemed them too “radical” and the...

In 1927, Wright submitted a series of cover designs to Liberty magazine. All were rejected by the editors as too “radical” and were never published. One of these designs was...

Wright’s John and Catherine Christian House, also known as Samara (named after a pinecone’s winged seeds), was completed in West Lafayette, Indiana, toward the end of his illustrious career. The...

Designed in-house specifically for Motawi's framed and unframed tiles, this minimalist display easel features one-piece steel construction and a durable powder-coated matte black finish. Fabricated in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Both...

Frank Lloyd Wright's Organic Commandment is simple, yet graphically powerful and profound. First issued as a limited print run by Wright's Taliesin Press in 1934, the principles expressed assumed a...

From 1913-1922, Wright designed and built the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan. For decades this landmark served as an architectural icon for the city, during which time it survived several...

Avery Coonley commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to build the Playhouse for his wife, Queene Ferry, after Wright built the main residence for the couple. Ferry had already built one smaller...

Avery Coonley commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to build the Playhouse for his wife, Queene Ferry, after Wright built the main residence for the couple. Ferry had already built one smaller...

Avery Coonley commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to build the Playhouse for his wife, Queene Ferry, after Wright built the main residence for the couple. Ferry had already built one smaller...

Avery Coonley commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to build the Playhouse for his wife, Queene Ferry, after Wright built the main residence for the couple. Ferry had already built one smaller...

The Marin County Civic Center campus was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1957, near the end of his long career.  The Center is his largest public project of civic...

In 1936, third-generation SC Johnson leader Herbert Fisk (H.F.) Johnson, Jr. sought out the architect Frank Lloyd Wright “to build the best office building in the world” in Racine, Wisconsin....

Coonley Frieze II Floor Screen Beautifully laser cut, and ideal for both display and room dividing, our floor screen works for both home or office.  The Tulip Frieze pattern is...

Frank Lloyd Wright employed his new building technique, known as the Textile Block System, for his Californian physician client, Dr. John D. Storer. Individual precast concrete blocks were woven together...

A modern Bauhaus-like mobile with the primary forms and colours. Material: carbon fibre, polypropylene Dimensions: 50 cm x 105 cm Comes in a box A portion of this purchase price...

This mobile is developed in co-operation with the Guggenheim Museum in New York. From his home in Denmark, mobile artist Ole Flensted worked to create his interpretation of the Guggenheim...

This mobile is meant to reflect the sky and stars and how it seems that they can come so close to touching and still miss.  Material: stainless steel, wood Dimensions: 59 cm...

Mirage is a form of illusionary appearance, which has an Italian name because it occurred in the Straits of Messina but is also seen in artic regions. Because of the...

These rain chains are handmade with love by Teri Welsch of When Life Gives U Rocks, located in Arizona. Teri has created a version of her work for the Frank Lloyd Wright...