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The interior of the Meyer May House, a 1908 Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece, capitalizes on the sunlight streaming through leaded-glass windows and skylights to the golden oak trim and furnishings. It's a rich and elegant design.
Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), developed a style of architecture that he explained as an "organic design in harmony with humanity and the environment."
Though he is most famous for Fallingwater, considered his masterpiece Prairie Style house in Pennsylvania (see picture in first comment below), and The Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan, NYC, my wife and I like the Meyer May House best. Its rich tones and airy light are both beautiful and comforting. Our favorite house (perhaps until we visit the next one, hahaha).
Rooms of Golden Light 1
The interior of the Meyer May House, a 1908 Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece, capitalizes on the sunlight streaming through leaded-glass windows and skylights to the golden oak trim and furnishings. It's a rich and elegant design.
Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), developed a style of architecture that he explained as an "organic design in harmony with humanity and the environment."
Though he is most famous for Fallingwater, considered his masterpiece Prairie Style house in Pennsylvania (see picture in first comment below), and The Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan, NYC, my wife and I like the Meyer May House best. Its rich tones and airy light are both beautiful and comforting. Our favorite house (perhaps until we visit the next one, hahaha).