Frank Lloyd Wright's work was interesting to me!

What caught my attention, and made me interested in learning more about the different types of architecture was my first glance at Frank Lloyd Wright’s work. I was in complete awe because of the uniqueness of his designs, its harmonic appeal with nature and its visual attractiveness.

Wright has a gift of using many various combinations of shapes to create the unique architectural patterns. He certainly has an eye for shades and colors, which many other architects in his field lack. Most of Wright’s works of art have a simple yet elegant and sophisticated touch that many find pleasantly beautiful.

Another fascinating quality that Wright possesses is a rare harmonic appeal his work has in its natural surroundings. His work the “Falling water” is a perfect example of the way Wright blends in with nature. Being an organic architect, he promotes the beauty of nature by the use of many raw materials in his designs and buildings.

If you are like me, the view of a place is only pleasing when you see it inside and out. Wright is also famous for being a brilliant interior designer. Just looking at pictures of his buildings such as the “Robbie House” in Chicago, you feel like you are in a whole other world. The glass window that Wright designed is breathtaking. Some of his other buildings give you the feeling of being in an old manor in England.

Wright opened my eyes to the world architecture. I learned many things about his designs; stained glass windows, buildings, etc., harmony with nature and visual attractiveness. He truly made an impact in the way I view architecture. I learned to appreciate everything in my surroundings more now than I ever did in my life.