A Lost Concept, Realized The Replogle Wright is a fascinating piece of architectural history brought to life. This distinctive floor globe is an authentic reproduction based on an unidentified concept drawing found in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation archives. Believed to be a design for one of Wright's famous Prairie Homes in the early 1900s, the original sketch bore only the handwritten note: "Something like this". Replogle has faithfully interpreted this vision, calculating the proportions to match the scale of Wright's work from that era. Prairie Style Geometry The stand is a quintessential example of Prairie Style architecture, characterized by strong horizontal lines and geometric simplicity. Solid Wood Construction: The substantial wood stand features a rich finish (typically walnut) that highlights the natural grain and structural integrity of the design. Architectural Stance: The wide, four-legged base provides exceptional stability and a grounded, organic aesthetic that blends seamlessly with Arts & Crafts or Mission-style decor. Timeless Cartography The 16-inch sphere is held by a Gyro-Matic meridian, allowing for full up-and-down motion. Antique Ocean: The map features parchment-toned oceans and warm landmasses, creating a classic look that suits the historic nature of the stand. Raised Relief: Crafted from reclaimed paper fiber, the surface features raised relief texture, adding a tactile dimension to the mountains and terrain. Proudly Made in the USA, the Wright globe is a tribute to the creative process of America's greatest architect.