Lloyd Wright's studio and residence in West Hollywood, which has been bouncing on and off the market since 2009, just sold for $1.95 million. If we don't take this moment to geek out about its incorporation of the Mayan-inspired "textile" blocking that Lloyd Wright learned from his father and made a signature of his own work, it may be a while before we have another excuse to do so.
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