THE GORDON HOUSE BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
SERVICE
Editorial Styling
PHOTOGRAPHY
Alba Betancourt
ARCHITECT
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1963
LOCATION
Silverton, OR
The Gordon House campaign for WILMA transforms Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural masterpiece into a sculptural, gallery-like installation. Featuring high-end vintage-modern pieces by designers like Alvar Aalto, Ligne Roset, Vico Magistretti and Arne Vodder, the artful and eclectic curation emphasizes Wright’s signature red floors and intricate fretwork, a hallmark of his geometric and organic design. The styling respects the home’s existing materiality—rich woods and earthy tones—while incorporating works by local artists, including Carma Ferrier and Christopher Belluschi, creating a dynamic interaction between iconic architecture and modern design.
View the full project here.
PROJECT CREDITS:
Styling: Karie Higgins & Annie Brett
Client: WILMA
Photography: Alba Betancourt
SPECIAL THANKS:
Nordic Knots, The Gordon House Conservancy