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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Debuts New Showrooms & Collections at Atlanta Market
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All Frank Lloyd Wright aficionados are invited to visit the new permanent showroom at the Atlanta Gift & Home Market (Building 2-806B), highlighting Frank Lloyd Wright licensees, Monarque and RainCaper. In a shared showroom, the companies joined forces to feature a broad array of beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright products. All visitors are invited to attend the showroom ribbon cutting at 2:00 p.m. ET on January 17, 2024, in their new showroom (Building 2-806B).
Monarque will feature their stunning collection of Frank Lloyd Wright RFID wallets and personal accessories, including new designs. Be sure to stop by their showroom for a free gift!
Discover RainCaper’s top quality and eye-for-design in their collection of suede-finish touchscreen gloves; silk-blend shawls; sheer scarves; reverse-opening and folding travel umbrellas; and sleek, flat-porcelain keepsake ornaments. Frank Lloyd Wright’s ground-breaking ideas and designs were inspired by organic forms, and the RainCaper collaboration is grounded in his artistic vision. The collection includes favorite designs like “Waterlilies,” “Coonley Playhouse,” “March Balloons,” “Saguaro Forms,” and “Hoffman rug.”
Also, Frank Lloyd Wright licensee, Godinger, will debut a new collection of Judaica under their Ricci brand in their showroom (Building 2, 8-852). The Judaica line is called the Beth Sholom Collection, inspired by the namesake synagogue Wright designed in Pennsylvania. Like the design of the synagogue, this collection of menorahs has a contemporary approach to Jewish faith, history, and religious practice. Godinger will also feature the Tree of Life Flatware collection in black, gold, and silver stainless steel. The flatware is based on one of the 4,000 leaded art glass window and door designs featured prominently throughout the Darwin D. Martin House and designed by Wright.