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Everything you need to know about Prairie style homes, inside and out

Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House is a beautiful example of the Prairie style. Learn the characteristics of Prairie Style Homes in this post.

David Charlez Designs along with Lenox House Design has designed this gorgeous modern prairie-style house located in Hopkins, Minnesota.

Browse photos of modern prairie style home on Houzz and find the best modern prairie style home pictures & ideas.

A contemporary version of prairie style brings the turn-of-the-century design style into the modern age for a beautiful and functional aesthetic that seamlessly blends the indoors and out.

Prairie architecture doesn't have to be plain. Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized the American home when he began to design “Prairie” style houses. Rooms were a direct contrast to the Victorian era style; rather than ‘boxed in’, the interior spaces were open. Mostly an upper class or upper middle class movement, prairie style homes usually have low-pitched roofs, horizontal lines and open interior spaces. Prairie Style houses employ the use of a high band of narrow windows – the perfect place…

Frank Lloyd Wright houses have had a sweeping impact on contemporary home design. One of the easier ways to prove this is to zoom in on a recently-built home located all the way over in Bucha, a town near to the Ukrainian capital of Kiev.Built by Yunakov Architecture, this house is right out of the Frank Lloyd Wirght playbook: low-pitched roof, overhanging eaves, horizontal lines, a central chimney, an open floor plan and clerestory windows.

Prairie style windows are the name given to windows traditionally found on Prairie style houses. Prairie style windows create a traditional and stylish look but prairie style homes aren't limited to prairie style windows. Learn more about this window style in this article.