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Custom Framed Tile Address Sign: Frank Lloyd Wright© - Coonley House

$130.00 USD

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Celebrate the architectural legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright with this exquisite hand-glazed address sign, made from our 3"x6" tile house numbers, and set and grouted in a hand-welded metal frame. These Frank Lloyd Wright tiles feature a white ceramic background and black numbers with a decorative end cap tile featuring a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Coonley House tile.

Each address sign is ready to hang and made to last.

Customizable: Personalize with your unique house numbers.
Dimensions: Overall height is 8 ¼” (including hanger), with length ranging from 9 ¼” to 22” based on the number of digits.
Durable Construction: Features high-quality 3"x6" tiles, grouted into a solid hand made metal frame. Tiles are weatherproof and fade proof.

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Wondering how you'll hang this sign? Read how to mount our tile house signs on different surfaces like brick, masonry, adobe or stucco.

Designed, hand glazed, and kiln fired in Tucson, Arizona.

The work of Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized worldwide as pivotal to the development of modern architecture. Through a deep understanding of our relationship with the natural world, Wright’s ideas and designs were inspired by organic forms. His vision, “to make life more beautiful, the world a better one for living in, and to give rhyme, reason, and meaning to life” is carried on through the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and represented on the World Heritage List.

A portion of purchase price supports the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s work to inspire people to discover and embrace an architecture for better living through meaningful connections to nature, the arts, and each other. Your purchase also supports the preservation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s buildings for future generations to enjoy.

About Frank Lloyd Wright's Avery Coonley House Rug:

Considering that this sprawling Prairie Style home was conceived in the midst of the high Victorian era, it remains to this day one of the prime examples of Wright’s innovative approach to home design. This stuccoed suburban home, originally situated on an acre of land, encompassed the extensive wooded landscape of which it was a part. The estate, designed on a grand scale, included sunken gardens, a gardener’s cottage and a coach house in addition to the expansive main house. Believing the architect should create total environments, Frank Lloyd Wright designed decorative elements for many aspects of his homes to create a cohesive whole. This design is adapted from a watercolor of a tapestry rug planned for the Avery Coonley House. Designed between 1906 and 1908, the rug was never executed.

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