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ARTS & CRAFTS HOMES and the Revival is a publication that grew out of Old-House Interiors magazine, founded in 1995. This quarterly covers contemporary practitioners as well as the historical antecedents of the continuing A&C movement.



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Ultimate Arts & Crafts—inside a Colonial Revival!

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This gambrel-roofed brick Georgian house in New Hampshire was built in 1901.

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Doors Closed and Opened

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For years—decades, in fact—I operated as an independent publisher, because no one told me how crazy that was…

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Happy 100th, Gamble House!

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Pasadena Heritage Craftsman Weekend, October 17th–19th, join in celebrating the centennial of the Gamble House, an Arts & Crafts icon by Charles and Henry Greene.

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Defining the Arts & Crafts Movement

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The American version of Arts & Crafts was simpler than the European movements, emphasizing wood tones and earthy materials and colors. It was also more egalitarian as it embraced machine production of many goods.

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A Short History of the Bungalow

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America had a long love affair with the Bungalow-for thirty years a torrid one-and the old flame has been rekindled.

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Defining the Arts & Crafts Revival

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The artist-craftsman is celebrated today after decades during which handicraft was devalued.

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Architect Gerald Morosco on the Arts & Crafts Revival

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If you’ve attended the annual Grove Park Inn Arts and Crafts Conference in Asheville, North Carolina, chances are you’ve run into Jerry Morosco.

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Hallmarks of California Ranch Style

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The early Ranch maintained integrity even as the idea spread to other cities and to suburban lots. These traits make a true Ranch:

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