John Lloyd Wright

John Lloyd Wright was an American architect and the son of the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. He is best known for creating the “Usonian” style of homes, which aimed to make good, affordable architecture accessible to more people. Additionally, he designed the famous Japanese-style sliding shoji screens for his father’s homes and the famous “Wrist Watch,” a type of folding toy. His work combines innovation with practical design, reflecting a unique contribution to modern architecture and design, while also continuing his father’s legacy of blending functionality with artistic expression.