The Allen House

Henry and Elsie Allen, 1915

Wichita, Kansas

The Allen House, that Frank Lloyd Wright considered “among my best”, is one of his last Prairie houses. The home simultaneously recalls the early houses of the period and preludes Wright’s Usonian style of the 1930’s. Wright designed the home while working on the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo and the square structure, with its enclosed lily pool and garden, has a notably Japanese aesthetic. Complimenting the rich exterior are equally sumptuous interiors of art glass windows, bookcase doors, and masonry wall joints covered in gold leaf.

Trivet made from 1/2" thick cherry veneered MDF.

Comes with rubber feet on the bottom, and can withstand heat up to 400° F.

Trivets can also be used as wall art using the included mounting hardware. 7-3/4" x 7-3/4" x 1/2".

Acrylic stand shown in photo, not included.

Made in the USA.

Trivet - Allen House Square Art Glass