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Keep ShoppingThis series of light fixtures represents original Frank Lloyd Wright masterpieces. Manufactured in collaboration with Japanese craftsman, YAMAGIWA is the only authorized brand in the world outside of North America to receive permission from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to reissue these lighting fixtures.
This is a wall sconce designed for the living room of the Frederik Robie House (Chicago, 1908). The house is representative of the prairie house of Wright’s early architectural style that emerged in Chicago around 1900. The sphere glass globe appears to be floating inside of the wooden circle frames.
DIA 175 x W 286 x D 335 mm
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 time.” He designed more than 1,000 structures in his 70-year career. As his masterpieces, Fallingwater and Guggenheim Museum have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As he is known for coining the term “organic architecture”, he established his architectural style, believing that architecture should be at home in nature. He sets importance on the harmonious relationship between the occupant, structure, and landscape. Prairie houses in the early 20th century and the Usonian houses after the 1930s are remarkable examples of which are emphasized by horizontal lines. He preferred open spaces with no partitions or doors and tended to make the ceiling lower to make people feel comfortable. Inspired by nature and what it should be like, he designed buildings including furniture and lighting fixtures which are harmonized with surroundings and occupants.
YAMAGIWA, founded in 1923, is the leading Japanese manufacturer of lighting with its Japanese precision and innovative design, by collaborating with acclaimed international designers and architects. Under the tagline of “The Art of Lighting,” YAMAGIWA has been manifesting beautiful living surroundings and providing unrivaled value to the society through lighting.
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