Text and photography by Lee F. Mindel for Architectural Digest Inside Frank Lloyd Wright's home in Oak Park, Illinois. Frank Lloyd Wright traveled to Chicago in search of employment in 1887, a time when the midwestern capital had emerged from the devastating fire of 1871 as a once-again bustling metropolis. Wright would go on to become the impossibly prolific leader of the Prairie School: He completed more than 1,100 designs, nearly half of which were built, and a number of his masterworks were ...
Text and photography by Lee F. Mindel for Architectural Digest Inside Frank Lloyd Wright's home in Oak Park, Illinois. Frank Lloyd Wright traveled to Chicago in search of employment in 1887, a time when the midwestern capital had emerged from the devastating fire of 1871 as a once-again bustling metropolis. Wright would go on to become the impossibly prolific leader of the Prairie School: He completed more than 1,100 designs, nearly half of which were built, and a number of his masterworks were ...
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