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High Back Style

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High Back Style from Warren Chair Works

New from Warren Chair Works is the contemporary high-back armchair in walnut and tiger maple. Shown with a matching end table, the chair is also available in cherry with tiger maple. It retails for about $860. For a dealer, contact (401) 247-0426, warrenchairworks.com

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Pleasing Poppies

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Pleasing Poppies from Arts & Crafts Period Textiles

The Poppy pillow comes in sage Irish linen or natural Belgian linen, either as a finished pillow or make-your-own kit. The kit ($45) includes all materials to make a 12″ x 18″ pillow cover. (Pillow inserts are $18.) A hand-embroidered pillow costs $175. From Arts & Crafts Period Textiles, (510) 654-1645, textilestudio.com

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Squirrel and Pine

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Squirrel and Pine from Notting Hill Decorative Hardware

Squirrels nestle in rustic, openwork pine branches as they gather pine nuts in this new series. Available in three finishes, the Grey Squirrel knobs range from $22 to $24. The pulls are $31 to $34. All from Notting Hill Decorative Hardware, (262) 248-8890, nottinghill-usa.com

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Jardinière on a Tabouret

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Jardinière on a Tabouret from Nest & Co.

Designed and built by Javier Santiago Studio, the Rohlfs-inspired tabouret comes in two sizes in quarter-sawn oak. The 17¾” high x 17″ wide version (shown) is $699. The Lily of the Valley jardinière from Jemerick Art Pottery is $280. Both from Nest & Co., (973) 509-9488, nestandco.com

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Deep in Color

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Deep in Color from Crown Point Cabinetry

Custom-made cabinets from Crown Point Cabinetry are now available in eco-friendly Estate Eggshell paints from Farrow & Ball. Chose from 132 tints, or specify a custom blend. The average cost of cabinetry for a 16′ x 16′ kitchen (without countertops or installation) is about $30,000. Contact (800) 999-4994, crown-point.com

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For Your Picture Books

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For Your Picture Books from Old Ways Ltd.

Pinned together with mortise-and-tenon joinery, the floor-standing bookshelf accommodates volumes up to 17″ high. The quarter-sawn white oak stand is 40″ tall x 16″ wide x 24″ deep. It’s $785 to Arts & Crafts Homes readers (a 20-percent discount). From Old Ways Ltd., (612) 379-2142, oldwaysltd.com

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Painted on Stone

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Painted on Stone from Lewellen Studio

Poppy and Chickadees are two of several new hand-painted tiles in high-fired stoneware from artist Norm Lewellen. Prices for the 6″ and 8″ hand-pressed tiles range from $80 to $100, depending on size. From Lewellen Studio, (360) 647-7050, lewellenstudio.com

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Wicker Revival

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Wicker Revival from Silver Bay Wicker Studio

Kerry Norby hand-weaves each of her reproduction wicker lamps from the finest quality reed, and lines the shades with period-look fabrics. The Bogart, which features eight different weaves, measures 20½” high with a 16½”-wide shade. It’s $525. From Silver Bay Wicker Studio, (317) 430-4775, silverbaywickerstudio.com

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Channeling Barnsley

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Channeling Barnsley from Gregory Paolini Design

Modeled on an English Morris chair by Cotswold furniture makers Edward Barnsley and Ernest Gimson, the Barnsley is hand-built in spalted oak with an overly textured surface. The chair is $2,700 (free shipping for direct purchases). From Gregory Paolini Design, (828) 627-3948, gregorypaolini.com

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Nature and Clay

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Nature and Clay from North Main Studio

Inspired by the woods, fields, and waters of Minnesota, Carl Erickson’s exquisite porcelain teapots are marked with subtle patterns and stamps that reflect the season and date they were made. The teapot with ribbon handle and rattan wrap sells for $215. From North Main Studio, (651) 351-1379, northmainstudio.com

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Arts & Crafts Architects & House Plans

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Browse a selective list of specialist designers for Arts & Crafts-inspired new construction and remodeling. Shown: A Craftsman cottage as built from plans by Robinson Residential Design.

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Wisp of the Sea

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Seagull, a new cotton Madras panel based on a C.F.A. Voysey design, is a collaboration between John Burrows and Trustworth Studios’ David Berman. It comes in lengths up to 90″ and widths from 18″ to 45″. Prices range from $50 to $200. From J.R. Burrows, (800) 347-1795, burrows.com

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The Leopard’s Spots

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A Street Frames burled leopardwood mirror

A Street Frames offers custom Arts & Crafts frames in nine different wood species and a wide variety of stains. The leopardwood mirror shown measures 23″ x 17 1⁄2″. It retails for $430, including the mirror and hanging system. Contact (800) 805-7655, astreetframes.com

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Exterior Color Schemes for Foursquares, Bungalows, and Tudors

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The concept of “architectural colors” involves selecting, then placing, appropriate colors to reveal and enhance the logic of a building. Here are one expert’s suggestions for pleasing, historical schemes.

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Arts & Crafts Exterior Products

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The following companies, selected by the editors of Arts & Crafts Homes, offer period-friendly roofing and siding for Arts & Crafts lovers who are contemplating a big project, whether that’s major restoration or a brand-new house.

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The Nostalgic Roof

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The Nostalgic Roof

Even if you live in a house from the bungalow era, chances are your roof is covered in asphalt. Nothing wrong with that: at $1 to $3 per square foot, the ubiquitous asphalt shingle is by far the most affordable roof you can buy.

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