Dining Area, Pappas House, St. Louis (Frank Lloyd Wright)
The dining area of the Theodore A. Pappas House in St. Louis County, a Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Automatic house with perforated concrete blocks and built-in wood furniture.
The Pappas House uses Wright's Usonian Automatic system of concrete blocks, some pierced with glass to let in patterned light. Inside, wood built-ins and paneling soften the masonry. The dining area has a built-in table and seating with warm mahogany-toned wood. Built-in dining furniture is an efficient and characterful choice for smaller rooms.
Built-in dining table and banquette with matching paneling; Signature tier.
A custom version typically runs $700–$1,050 per linear foot, installed in Colorado.
- Style
- Mid-Century Modern
- Element
- Built-ins & Bookcases
- Photograph
- 2022
- Maker or designer
- Douglas J. Klostermann
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons
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