American architect Frank Lloyd Wright became known for his repetition of rectangular zones and use of asymmetrical spatial organization in his design of furniture, wallpaper, and stained-glass windows.
Wright was credited with developing the ‘Prairie style’ which became the dominant design of American homes in the 20th century. This style ushered in a radically new way of building modern homes.
The Prairie homes dispensed with intricate designs and arrangements, in favor of large living rooms, plain walls, and innovative indoor heating systems. The building materials and equipment used were mass-produced. Thus, these homes were cost-effective, had ample space, and were built for comfort.
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