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This new 6" x 8" tile by Motawi Tileworks sure to be a big hit with Frank Lloyd Wright collectors! Available as shown: framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak Legacy style 3" wide beveled frame with Dard Hunter Studio's Ebony finish; or in your choice of other framing options shown below. NOW FROM DARD HUNTER STUDIOS: Select one of 3 color choices for our hand applied finish at no additional charge! All three look fantastic with tiles by Motawi Tileworks
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This 8" x 8" tile by Motawi Tileworks is sure to be a big hit with Frank Lloyd Wright collectors! Available as shown: framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak Legacy style 3" wide beveled frame with Dard Hunter Studio's Ebony finish; or in your choice of other framing options shown below. NOW FROM DARD HUNTER STUDIOS: Select one of 3 color choices for our hand applied finish at no additional charge! All three look fantastic with tiles by Motawi Tileworks.
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The design for this 8" x 8" tile by Motawi Tileworks is adapted from a cover of Liberty Magazine circa 1926-27 designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. While the magazine never published the cover design, it is a popular example of one of Wright's more abstract works. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish. NOW FROM DARD HUNTER STUDIOS: Select one of 3 color choices for our hand applied finish at no additional charge! All three look fantastic with tiles by Motawi Tileworks.
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The design for this 8" x 8" polychromatic tile by Motawi Tileworks is adapted from a cover of Liberty Magazine circa 1926-27 designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. While the magazine never published the cover design, it is perhaps the most popular example of Wright's more abstract works. A series of triangles set at 45 degrees to the horizontal and vertical accented with circular designs without relationship to the geometric. It is thought Wright was inspired by the Maypole celebrations at Hillside Home School run by his aunts. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak Legacy frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, with a slight bevel to the molding to draw attention to the tile. Available unframed or framed in a variety of style/color options.
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The design for this 4" x 8" polychromatic tile by Motawi Tileworks is adapted from the Skylight in Wright's studio in Oak Park. Wright built his Oak Park Studio in 1898 as an addition to his home which had been built 15 years earlier. Now available in two colorways. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, in our flat 2" wide Oak Park profile. Also available in our 3" wide beveled Legacy profile, or unframed. Both frames come in a variety of stain color options - make your selection in the pull-down lists below.
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6" tile by Motawi Tileworks was adapted from the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quarter sawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, in our flat 2" wide Oak Park profile. Also available in our 3" wide beveled Legacy profile, or unframed. Both frames come in a variety of stain color options - make your selection in the pull-down lists below.
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New from our friends at Motawi Tileworks! Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized world-wide as one of the greatest architects of the twentieth century. Re-imagined by Motawi as a 6x8 ceramic tile, Saguaro reflects Wright's stylized vision in a unique colorway. NOW FROM DARD HUNTER STUDIOS: Select one of 3 color choices for our hand applied finish at no additional charge! All three look fantastic with tiles by Motawi Tileworks
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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized worldwide as one of the greatest architects of the 20th century. In 1912, Avery Coonley commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design the Avery Coonley Playhouse in Riverside, Illinois as a place for his wife to educate neighborhood children in the Froebel kindergarten method. The Playhouse features one of Wright's most playful art glass window designs. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish. NOW FROM DARD HUNTER STUDIOS: Select one of 3 color choices for our hand applied finish at no additional charge! All three look fantastic with tiles by Motawi Tileworks.
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This new 6" x 6" tile by Motawi Tileworks sure to be a big hit with Frank Lloyd Wright collectors! Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized worldwide as one of the greatest architects of the 20th century. Wright's unique building technique, which became known as the Textile Block System, joined decorative concrete blocks together with reinforcing steel rods to create elegant interior and exterior walls. The John Storer House, constructed in 1923 in the Hollywood Hills, was the second Wright-designed home to feature the Textile Block System. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quarter sawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, in our flat 2" wide Oak Park profile. Also available in our 3" wide beveled Legacy profile, or unframed. Both frames come in a variety of stain color options.
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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized worldwide as one of the greatest architects of the 20th century. Wright's John and Catherine Christian House, also known as Samara (named after a pinecone's winged seeds), was completed in West Lafayette, Indiana, toward the end of his illustrious career. The samara seed pattern appears on Wright's perforated board design for the house, and perhaps most prominently on a rug commissioned by Professor Christian in the 1990s and designed by Taliesin's Aris Georges and Cornelia Brierly. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quartersawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, in our flat 2" wide Oak Park profile. Also available in our 3" wide beveled Legacy profile, or unframed. Both frames come in a variety of stain color options - make your selection in the pull-down lists below.
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This 4 x 8 Sumac tile is based on the abstract sumac motif used throughout the Wright-designed Dana-Thomas House. The House was built for Susan Lawrence Dana, a social activist and socialite, in 1902. Because of the unlimited budget of the patron, Frank Lloyd Wright created some of his finest and most detailed art glass compositions for the elaborate home in Springfield, Illinois. This handsome tile is shown framed in our own handmade quarter sawn white oak frame, hand selected to ensure the best finish, in our flat 2" wide Oak Park profile. Also available in our 3" wide beveled Legacy profile, or unframed. Both frames come in a variety of stain color options - make your selection in the pull-down lists below.
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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is recognized worldwide as one of the greatest architects of the 20th century. Wright's drawing of a tile frieze for the Coonley House was the basis for Motawi Tileworks' 4x4 Avery Tulip art tile. While the drawing was never executed on the house, the design remains an early example of Wright's geometric nature abstractions.
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 "6 x 8 Waterlilies")
 "Frozen Spheres - Frank Lloyd Wright 8x8 tiles")
 "Frank Lloyd Wright March Balloons 8x8")
 "Frank Lloyd Wright May Basket 8\" x 8\"")
 "4\" x 8\" Frank Lloyd Wright Skylight")
 "6\" x 6\" Frank Thomas House tile")
 "6 x 8 Saguaro")
 "8 X 8 Frank Lloyd Wright Coonley Playhouse by Motawi Tileworks")
 "Storer House by Motawi Tileworks")
 "4 x 12 Samara by Motawi Tileworks")
 "4\" x 8\" Sumac by Motawi Tileworks")
 "4 x 4 Avery Tulip By Motawi Tileworks")
