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Photos: Frank Lloyd Wright's great grandson opens furniture design shop in Oak Park
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Frank Lloyd Wright's great grandson, S. Lloyd Natof's, held an open house at his furniture design workshop on Roosevelt road last week to celebrate the grand opening.
Over the past year Natof moved his shop from Chicago's West Loop to Oak Park. Click here to read more about Natof and his move to Oak Park.
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