Taliesin® Collection

Taliesin® 1 is designed for Wright’s summer home in Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin. The square roof, that is one of his architectural forms, is incorporated into the design making it appears as if there is another small building in a home. It gives off comfort with its warm light from the wood, as a table reading lamp or door entrance for a welcoming home feeling.

TALIESIN® 1 is designed for Wright’s summer home in Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin. The square roof, that is one of his architectural forms, is incorporated into the design making it appears as if there is another small building in a home. It gives off comfort with its warm light from the wood, as a table reading lamp or door entrance for a welcoming home feeling.

Table lamp of the Taliesin®1 series gives off comfort with its warm light from the wood, as a table reading lamp or door entrance for a welcoming home feeling.

This collection includes representations of the original masterpieces of legendary architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.Frank Lloyd Wright licensed products represent refined style, through the expression of the integral relationships between the natural and the man-made, and between material and design.

This series of light fixtures represent original Frank Lloyd Wright masterpieces. Manufactured in collaboration with Japanese craftsman, Yamagiwa is the only authorised brand in the world to receive permission from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to reissue these light fixtures.

This series of light fixtures represent original Frank Lloyd Wright masterpieces. Manufactured in collaboration with Japanese craftsman, Yamagiwa is the only authorised brand in the world to receive permission from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to reissue these light fixtures.

This geometric motif pendant was designed for the renovation of the original gymnasium of Wright’s Hillside home school (1902) into a theatre in 1933. It is well designed and reduces glare without glass or fabric shades, but employs wooden boxes and plywood shields to be suspended from the tall ceiling.

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Wright’s birth in 2017, YAMAGIWA started a collaboration
with acclaimed architects and designers to rebuilt new TALIESIN® to preserve his legacy to the future.

The principle of his philosophy “Organic Architecture” was to design buildings where all the parts were in harmony and integral to the structure and to the building’s very nature.