Prairie Style Lamps
Frank Lloyd Wright deplored the boxed-in spaces of existing Victorian homes and sought to redefine the American family home of the future. His Prairie houses are composed of long, extended, horizontal shapes, open interior spaces divided by leaded glass, furniture that was either built-in or designed to fit the architecture and windows organized in bands. Natural wood was used to define the interior spaces of Prairie houses. Because of his influence, this became the most famous architectural style between the years 1900 and 1913.

These lamps, designed in the tradition of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Style, embellish and reinforce the strong rectilinear lines and organic nature of his famous architectural style.

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