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The Frederick C. Robie House (1908) is a fine example of what became known as Prairie style architecture. The landscape of the American prairie is mirrored in this style by low horizontal design, open interior spaces and deep cantilevered eaves, made possible by long spans of structural steel framing. Wright integrated local brick and limestone with broad panels of art glass that further reflect the prairie theme. With a century of age, the Robie House still bears a strong modern appearance. This Frank Lloyd Wright Collection® product is authorized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin West, Scottsdale, AZ and has been developed in cooperation with The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, which administers the Robie House for the University of Chicago. A portion of the sales of this product supports the conservation and education programs of these institutions.
