38.25 x 15.5 x 19 in. (97.2 x 39.4 x 48.3 cm.) ...

9) Peacock Chair made for the Imperial Hotel Tokyo by Frank Lloyd Wright (c.1921) Among a plethora of fascinating exhibits in the M+ design galleries — from the three-wheeled “Midget” model ...

With a history that dates back to 1883, the Imperial Hotel in Ginza is a Tokyo landmark, having hosted such prominent guests as Winston Churchill and Harold Wilson. First designed by Yuzuru Watanabe, ...

Architectural Digest travels to Scottsdale, Arizona, to tour Taliesin West—Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic desert laboratory and ...

In California, Hollyhock House was architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s first Los ... restaurant returns to the White 1921 Saint-Tropez hotel for its third edition, now with a Michelin star Frank Lloyd ...

adding a museum as well a boutique hotel and restaurant on its upper floors in the early 2000s to help fund maintenance costs. Photo by John H. Waters, courtesy the Frank Lloyd Wright Conservancy In ...

Today, AD is delving into the work of legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright and exploring three of his designs: Tirranna, the David & Gladys Wright House, and Toy Hill House. Wright’s ...

A Frank Lloyd Wright lamp designed for the Dana-Thomas house in Springfield, Illinois, just set a new record for the architect, 66 years after his death. Sold for $7.5 million at Sotheby’s ...

If you value our coverage and want to support more of it, please join us as a member. A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed double-pedestal lamp became the most valuable piece by the famed American ...

Victory Cruise Lines is announcing a new educational and marketing partnership with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation for the 2025 season. Through the collaboration, guests will get to enjoy an ...

American architect Frank Lloyd Wright is most famous for the hundreds of structures he designed over his seven-decade career. But in addition to sketching out buildings, Wright also created ...

Glencoe’s Ravine Bluffs Cottage, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, has had a colorful past — being physically moved twice and last year being renamed because its namesake had an ugly racist history.