Behind the famous sandstone walls, Creative Director Emily Smith found a house transformed by the character of those who lived there. The Kaufmanns, Fallingwater’s globetrotting first residents, filled the home with the trappings of their travels—an eclectic mix of exotic motifs, tartan throws, walnut furnishings and woolen upholstery that offered warmth and worldliness, all reflected in Fall’s layered, print-rich look.

Designed by renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 as a private residence and weekend home for the family of Pittsburgh department store owner, Edgar J. Kaufmann, Sr., Fallingwater is considered one of Wright’s greatest works.

The interplay of nature and structure are part of the home—and the collection’s—allure. A pinnacle example of Frank Lloyd Wright’s philosophy of organic design, Fallingwater was transformative in its time—and remains even more resonant today. The Fall Collection’s mix of flowing, natural forms and strong, structured shapes pay homage to his extraordinary vision.