Built in Los Angeles, California, in 1924, the John Storer House is a Wright landmark celebrated both for its construction technique and for the patterning of its exterior surface. The house was constructed with concrete blocks, supported by a series of narrow steel rods placed horizontally and vertically within concealed joints. Cast with ornate geometric designs, the concrete blocks were often perforated with glass inserts. The delicate steel rod construction of the floor lamps originally designed by Wright referred to the structure of the house itself.

UL approved, one 40W incandescent (frosted) bulb. Shade is inside frosted clear glass, body and base are black painted steel and aluminum.

Item		Description		Highbrow price
S2304		storer 1 floor lamp		$2400