Hexagonal Table model "Taliesin"
Manufactured by Heritage-Henredon, USA
United States, 1955
Mahogany, carved geometric edge motif (Taliesin fretwork), three-panel pedestal base construction

Measurements
73 x 74 x 66,5h cm
29 x 25 x 26,5h in

Provenance
Private collection

Details
Designed for the Taliesin estate, Spring Green, Wisconsin

Literature
Cary, James. Frank Lloyd Wright: The Complete Works, Phaidon
Catalogue Essay, Phillips Auction

About
The Taliesin Hexagonal Table embodies Wright’s mastery of geometry and proportion. Its six-sided form and carved mahogany edges mirror architectural motifs found throughout the Taliesin estate, establishing a visual continuity between furniture and structure. The three-panel pedestal base provides both stability and sculptural rhythm, emphasizing Wright’s integration of beauty and utility. This piece illustrates his belief that every element—no matter how small—should contribute to a cohesive architectural experience.

Biography
Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959) was one of the foremost innovators of 20th-century architecture. A pioneer of organic design, he envisioned buildings and interiors as unified compositions that harmonize with nature. His prolific career included more than 500 completed works, from the Prairie Houses to the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Wright’s influence extended into furniture, where he translated architectural principles into refined, handcrafted objects. His lifelong dedication to total design continues to inspire architects and designers worldwide.