"COONLEY I"

AVERY COONLEY PLAYHOUSE, RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS 1912

Mrs Coonley, when asked by Mr. Wright why he had been selected as their architect, only needed four words: "The countenances of principle." Mr. Wright considered the Coonley complex in Riverside, Illinois to be the most successful of his prairie houses. Linear, rectangular and circular in concept. A free spirited movement of squares, rectangles - all in unequal dimensions - some vertical devices and circles amidst the whole - all in keeping with the architectural façade as well as interior décor. The subtle tones of earthen brown with mahogany, blue with a green cast and an alluring mellow gold add to the rhythm of the design

MADE TO ORDER IN THREE DIFFERENT SIZES:

6' x 9' / 1.8 m x 2.7 m

8' x 10' / 2.4 m x 3 m

9' x 12' / 2.7 m 3.6 m

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