The designs are adapted from magazine covers, carpets, tiles, windows, and other Wright projects. They are shown as small pictures inside the front and back covers. 22 images in all. The coloring pages are blank on the back so each can be cut out and displayed. Adaptations come from: Arthur B. Heurtley House (Oak Park, Illinois, 1902); carpet design (project);
Avery Coonley House (Riverside, Illinois, 1906–1908); tile/frieze design (project); "March Balloons" from Liberty magazine cover (project, 1927–1928); Coonley Playhouse (Riverside, Illinois, 1912); triptych windows "Desert" from Liberty magazine cover (project); Waterlilies art glass screen (project, 1895); Avery Coonley House; another tile/frieze design; "The Canary: Bird in a Cage" from Liberty magazine cover (project); Taliesin West (Scottsdale, Arizona); "City by the Sea" mural in the Pavilion (1956); "Saguaro Forms and Cactus Flowers" Liberty magazine cover (project); Imperial Hotel (Tokyo, 1923); "Flags" mural from Town & Country magazine cover (1937); Chauncey L. Williams House (River Forest, Illinois, 1895); front door grille adaptation of Liberty magazine cover (project); "May Basket";
Avery Coonley House carpet design adaptation
"December Gifts"; Liberty magazine cover (project);
Avery Coonley House tile/frieze design (project);
"Frozen Spheres" Liberty magazine cover (project);
"Jewelry Shop Window" Liberty magazine cover (project); Nathan Moore House (Oak Park, Illinois, 1923); front door grille
"Old-Fashioned Window" Liberty magazine cover (project); Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, 1956) metal altar screen. Length: 48 pages, 22 images to color.