Long-time collectors of vintage American pottery and Navajo art found the right house for their collections.

Bungalows, Tudors, and Foursquares date to the electric era, after all, so lighting is integral to the Arts & Crafts interior. Craftsman lighting adds immeasurably to the mood.

You’d hardly expect to find an Art Deco kitchen in a 1910 Craftsman—but this homeowner knew it had to be restored.

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

Whimsical tile enlivens a bungalow bathroom.

Giving up a bedroom allowed these old-house owners to enjoy two new bathrooms, masterfully designed.

Stained Glass & Art Lamps

Re-creating the past

White or rustic? Bungalow-era kitchens may be basic in white, while revival kitchens are new interpretations, often unique.

A furniture-quality revival kitchen in quarter-sawn oak is a period showcase.

Despite the prevalence of art tile for revival fireplaces, brick and concrete were as common during the Arts & Crafts period.

In the philosophy of Arts & Crafts, the fireplace is idealized as the centerpiece of family life: hearth and home.

The real beauty of these heating solutions: They don’t require a complete overhaul of your existing system.

Channeling C.F.A. Voysey

Precise in Wood and Deed

A fabulous collection of period art pottery, antique furnishings—and new rugs in the Arts & Crafts tradition—lend a pedigree to a new house.

Bats were a big design motif of the Arts & Crafts movement.

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

An exclusive list of contemporary art-tile manufacturers. Their beautiful tiles are suitable for Arts & Crafts homes.

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.