This cookbook captures the experience of fine and casual dining at this famed home. Recipes from Elsie Henderson, the Kaufmann family cook at Fallingwater, along with Henderson's memories of life at the house are detailed in this one of a kind book. Learn More

In 1923, Frank Lloyd Wright began designing four homes in the Hollywood/Los Angeles area. Wright used a unique method of building construction, weaving decorative blocks of concrete together with reinforced steel rods. It came to be known as the Textile Block System. The Charles Ennis House, also known as "Sijistan", was by far the largest and most imposing of these homes. Learn More

Wright's Organic Commandments state his ideals, but these poetic statements work for every person in all situations. Learn More

This design is adapted from one of Wright's graphic pieces for a cover of Liberty magazine. Learn More

This counted thread cross stitch design is adapted from one of the windows in the Avery Coonley Playhouse in Riverside, Illinois (1912). Learn More

This counted thread cross stitch design is adapted from a Martin House window, 1903-1905. Learn More

This abstract design of colorful balloons was created by Frank Lloyd Wright for Liberty Magazine's March cover. While his covers were never published, they have been recreated in this stitch kit. Learn More

A window design Wright created for the Isidore Heller House in Chicago, Illinois (1896) frames the quote. Learn More