Frank Lloyd Wright’s Leaded Glass | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
No other architect or designer of the modern era transformed the use of leaded glass in architecture as Frank Lloyd Wright. Creating ribbons of uninterrupted glass casement windows …
Frank Lloyd Wright Trust Collection
Signature works in the collection include: Wright’s seminal furniture suite designed for the dining room of his Oak Park residence; one of five known oak print stands designed to exhibit and …
Ward W. Willits House | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
The Ward Willits house is widely considered the first of Wright’s mature Prairie style designs. The design closely relates to Wright’s article “A Home in a Prairie Town,” published in the Ladies …
Luxfer Prisms | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Typically installed in the upper registers of windows in both industrial and commercial spaces, these ribbed, 4-inch square sheets of glass used refraction to illuminate large, deep spaces …
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Striking cantilevered light fixtures of oak and glass, added after Wright’s 1905 trip to Japan, bathe the room in a warm ambient glow. On either side of the room, window bays of leaded glass …
Collections | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
A collection of Wright’s earliest original furnishings and decorative arts, the Trust’s collection provides a unique perspective on the development of Wright’s organic interiors.
Mrs. A. W. Gridley House | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Lightly stained wood trim and shallow hipped roofs emphasize the horizontality of the structure. In contrast to many of Wright’s Prairie residences, the house features conventional casement …
Wright and International Arts and Crafts | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Arts and Crafts objects were produced in all media: metalwork, ceramics, glass, textiles, and furniture, while architecture typically provided the context in which these objects were brought …
Frederick Bagley House | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
The dormered gambrel roof and columned veranda, as well as the dark stained shingle siding that originally covered the Frederick Bagley house, were typical features of American domestic …
Avery and Queene Ferry Coonley House, Stable, and Gardener’s …
Niedecken was responsible for preparing presentation drawings and fabricating and designing textiles, lighting fixtures, furniture, moldings, stained glass, frescoed murals, and cabinetry …