About Frank Lloyd Wright Evans House Candle Holder
This beautiful brass Wright Evans House Candle Holder features a stained glass pattern adapted from Raymond W. Evans House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The Evans house built in 1908 in Chicago, Illinois reflects Wright's iconic Prairie School style and his philosophy of "organic architecture". Wright's concept of "organic architecture" referred to structures that reflect harmony inside and out. This concept also emphasizes harmony between distinct design elements, is reinforced characteristically in the Evans House, where there is an inherent correspondence between the architecture, decoration, and furniture.
Frank Lloyd Wright is considered to be one of the most iconic American architects of all time. A pioneer in developing an architectural style that was organic, he designed structures that reflected humanity and its environment.
Fallingwater, one of the most famous works of American architecture exemplifies this organic architecture. As a result, the weekend home has won numerous awards. The house elegantly integrates itself into the landscape, becoming part of the waterfall itself. Its cantilevered engineering was a brilliant addition as well. Therefore, it allowed him to deliver on the space requirements that the client was interested in.
Wright’s innovation remains in many structures including offices, churches, schools, skyscrapers, hotels, and museums to name few. The architect's skills helped him designing various pieces of furniture as well as stained glass. In addition, Wright was also the author of numerous books and articles. He became a popular lecturer in the United States and in Europe as well. To this day, he remains the greatest American architect of all time.
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