Frank Lloyd Wright is an American architect who designed more than 1,000 structures. His work is known as “organic architecture” because of his skill of combining peaceful harmonic places with humanity. I am going to discuss my top 4 favorite works in these blogs, starting with Fallingwater.

Fallingwater is a house designed by wright in 1939 located in Mill Run, Pennsylvania. It sits surrounded the Bear Run Nature Reserve and is nested away in the forest and blends in with the trees. Wright’s organic style can be seen through the neutral color palette of browns, tans, and Cherokee red. With the natural stone, stairs leading directly to the riverbed, and a waterfall pouring directly off the house, this home is a statement of Wright’s style, and by far a favorite of mine.