As scholarship has grown and the revival has embraced many diverse roots, we better recognize sub-styles in work that emerged during the first and second decades of the 20th century in Arts & Crafts lighting.

Today’s Arts & Crafts Revival has brought us bathrooms that are “sanitary white” and also bathrooms with more warmth and decoration. Bath styles from the first third of the 20th century vary considerably: think of transitional Victorian built-ins, then white tile, and finally the intensely colored fixtures of the Art Deco period. So much choice!

The movement’s furniture proves that Arts & Crafts is a design philosophy and a way of working, much more so than a “style.” How else to explain so many design vocabularies?

Restoration veterans saw beyond fake siding and popcorn ceilings to the inherent charm of this rural bungalow.

Bungalow-era rooms have been described as plain, but they are warm and fully decorated.

These small furnishings by today's artisans will add style to your old house.

David Berman of Trustworth Studios invites us into his 1910 home for the holidays.

Copper Artistry in Lighting.

Furniture to Millwork & Kitchens.

Clocking the Time.

An artist spins yarns.

In the Studio with a textile artist

Today’s excellent Arts & Crafts Revival has given us hundreds of options for bedroom furniture. Choose from reissues, adapted designs, and interpretive work. Furniture craftspeople are working in every idiom from Stickley to Wright to Greene and Greene.

See dozens of specialty sources who can supply trim lumber, wainscot and paneling, period mouldings, and wood finishes, all to enhance your bungalow, Foursquare, Tudor, or Arts & Crafts house.

Anyone with the bug for Arts & Crafts furniture discovers the look and lore of fumed oak—but did you know there’s much more to Arts & Crafts wood finishes than chocolatey brown?

Antiques, Reproductions, and inspired contemporary work mix well in Arts & Crafts revival interiors.

Think them ingenious, historic, or simply charming, millwork built-ins are an essential part of the Arts & Crafts house.

Ah, the furnishings! When your house restoration is nearly complete, it’s time for finishing touches. This part should be fun, but many people find buying furniture daunting.

Herons, storks, and other wading birds are a design theme that has appeared in Arts & Crafts furniture and accessories for over a century.

A key craft of the A&C movement was metalwork, ubiquitous as architectural and furniture hardware. Once again it’s possible to get period-style hardware from the frank to the bizarre—and from both artisan shops and larger manufacturers.

A resurgence of fine work brings us such useful and beautiful objects for the home as fireplace tools, stove hoods, garden gates, handsome lighting, metal art tiles, and tabletop wares.

In metals from bronze to zinc, and artistic hoods once were (and still are) used over fireplaces. Increasingly, the idea has moved to the kitchen range.

See available options from Simplicity Sofas.

Home sweet gnome? This 1923 house in Los Angeles exemplifies the fairy-tale subset of Historical Revival homes of the early 20th century.