Stained glass partition in prairie style. Prairie Style was pioneered (around 1900) by the famous American architect, modernist Frank Lloyd Wright. The characteristic geometry (known as "wheat pattern") and a minimalist color palette are the main features of his works. Despite its apparent simplicity, the stained glass window is extremely complex - the smallest elements are less than a centimeter, and the rigorous geometry requires perfection in assembly. Here, any mistake would disturb the whole composition (unlike the projects with free, flowing design). The colors of the stained glass window are olive, light gray and purple. The background is made of transparent glass with an interesting structure and air bubbles.
