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Freeman House Tile - Frank Lloyd Wright
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Abstract geometric tile from Frank Lloyd Wright's Freeman house.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Wall-mounted
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Samuel Freeman house built in Los Angeles, 1923. This house was one of a handful of “textile block” projects created by Wright, a system of interlocking concrete blocks with bold patterns that added character.
Tips:
- One file has keyhole slots for hanging, one does not.
- Default size is 200x200mm but scale as you choose.
- The Z-axis can be independently scaled to get more or less relief.
- To save filament, you can turn off bottom layers and just leave the infill exposed on the back.
- A brim may be needed to prevent curling at the edges.