Description

In 1933, Frank Lloyd Wright transformed the gymnasium of his Hillside Home School in Spring Green, Wisconsin, into a theater, creating lighting pendants made of rectangular light boxes and plywood shields for indirect lighting. After a fire in 1952, he adapted these fixtures for the dining room, attaching them to an oak beam. He appreciated their soft indirect light so much that he had a matching standing floor lamp made for his home, Taliesin.

Details

Material Description:

• Material / Finish: Cherry wood , Chestnut Black Painted
  
• Lamp quantity: 10
  
• Light source type: E14 Incandescent lamp 25W
  
• Voltage: 220-240V
  
• Wattage: 250W
• Weight: 20.0kg

Dimension:

H2038 x W410 mm

Designer

Frank Lloyd Wright, (1867-1959)Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is one of the most legendary figures in American architecture of the twentieth century. He was recognized in 1991 by the American Institute of Architects as “the greatest American architect of all the time.” He designed more than 1,000 structures in his 70-year career.