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Frank Lloyd Wright
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Coonley Playhouse

Motawi Tile
Art Flower Collection
Landscape Collection
Riverscape Collection
Dard Hunter Collection
Yoshiko Yamamoto
Songbirds Collection
Swans & Lovebirds
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Glasgow Collection

PorteousTile
Nouveau Collection

Pewabic Pottery
Pewabic Collection

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Frank Lloyd Wright
Charles Rennie Mackitosh
Dard Hunter I
Pewabic Pottery
Mary Chase Stratton
 Mary Chase Stratton Nawal & Karim Motawi
Neville Porteous
Schlabaugh & Sons
Grueby Faience
Gustav Stickley
Talwin Morris
Ernest Batchelder
Rookwood pottery
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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
The Motawi Tileworks has joined with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to create a stunning collection of authentic Wright designs. The collaboration has allowed Nawal Motawi to search the Foundations' achives at Taliesin to rediscover these classic designs. According to Nawal, searching the archives was "an artists dream come true."

Working from orginal Wright drawings, Nawal and the skilled craftsmen at Motawi Tileworks have captured the genius of Frank Lloyd Wright in their trademark style and quality.
Learn more about the life of Frank Lloyd Wright

The March Balloons
The March Balloons 8x8 tiles are an adaptation from a drawing which Mr. Wright submitted to Liberty magazine as a cover design in 1927.
Today, it is considered to be the most popular of all the Liberty covers.

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The Avery Coonley Playhouse
Learn More about FRANK LLOYD WRIGHTS Coonley Playhouse