I do. What's not to love about this unique, American look? Thoughtful landscape integration, craftsmanship, and solid construction; the Prairie School has it all.

Although Frank Lloyd Wright has been it's most well-known propopent, George Grant Elmslie was among the most prodigious and well-commissioned of this architecture school. Elmslie was the chief draftsman and ornamental designer for Louis Henry Sullivan, the mentor of the Prarie School architects. 

The mini-screens you see below are reproductions of stencil designs for Elmslie's orderly, yet organically themed building details. They both come in a cherry or maple finish. Click on the links below to view the homes they were designed for.

This design has been adapted from a stencil found in the 1913 Goodnow house.

This fluid pattern was originally found in the 1912 Leuthold House in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Here is an additional link in case you want to see more of Elmslie's work, and there are more screens and room dividers to see in our home decor collection.