An enviable collection of Arts & Crafts-era furniture, lighting and pottery enhances a period interior.

Heating systems in older homes have traditionally been supplemented by fireplaces, stoves and inserts, but there are plenty of other choices for old houses that can boost comfort and save money.

A refreshed and updated Bungalow stays true to its Arts & Crafts character.

This is the story of a new, well integrated kitchen—and the back of the house. While the street façade of the 1910 home remained unchanged, the rear was reconfigured to provide a second entry, larger kitchen and family room, and a deck.

The designer takes a classic approach to create a balance of beauty and function in these two new, period-style baths.

The love affair with tile goes back more than a century for Arts & Crafts kitchens.

Matte rather than shiny, mellow rather than bright, wood floors in Arts & Crafts-era homes often fade into the woodwork.

The recipe for a perfectly modern between-the-wars kitchen may be gleaned from illustrations in Gordon–Van Tine’s book of ready-cut (kit) homes.

This new house in Sausalito might be called “Greene & green”: it’s a California Arts & Crafts revival design incorporating the practices of sustainable architecture and universal design

An L. and J.G. Stickley living room.

Where would we be without the beautifully woven fabrics selected for reproduction by Paul Freeman? He’s joined by Arts & Crafts collector Karl Eulberg for the next step.

Even coated in grime and with broken glass, fixtures can be brought back to use and beauty.

From the turn of the 20th century until the World War II, window treatments moved from Victorian excess through Arts & Crafts simplicity and then settled into classic historical styles.

A 1914 kitchen is tweaked to reflect its roots.

Quarter-sawn oak cabinets with a Stickley vibe are the anchor for this open, multi-zoned kitchen.

Penny round, hex, or square, mosaic tile lends itself to utilitarian floors that are showpieces of pattern.

From penny rounds to hexagons, basketweave to spiral, mosaic tiles lend an early-20th-century signature to any room, whether the foyer or the bath. Laying a new mosaic tile floor can be challenging if you do it yourself, but a few tricks from the past can make any installation a success.

Tapestry portières of 1915, from the Trorlicht–Duncker Carpet Company

Like this one in a Prairie house in St. Paul, Minnesota, today’s Arts & Crafts Revival kitchens are all about bringing fine materials and details into a room that has become the center of the home.

A new Arts & Crafts house was inspired by fond memories of a grandmother’s Craftsman home and one owner’s Swedish heritage.

A review of restoration consultant Karla Pearlstein's final plans for a classic 1920s kitchen.

Hosting a dinner party or holiday gathering allows an Arts & Crafts enthusiast to use his or her collection: candlesticks, china, and linens come off the shelves and out of drawers.

Spec’ing new cabinets for your kitchen renovation? Several approaches and designs date to the first third of the 20th century. Here’s advice from architects and cabinetmakers.