Our 2021 version of our annual resource guide has over 450 trusted sources for the always-unique Arts & Crafts home, including kitchens, cabinets, pottery, wall treatments, tile, lighting, furniture, housebuilding, and more.

Recent work—table lamps and floor lamps—carefully chosen by the editors. This Arts & Crafts lighting adds an artistic accent to any home.

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.

Stained Glass & Art Lamps

Re-creating the past

An Art Major Finds Success in Craft.

New Millennium Arts & Crafts: Textile artist intertwines mythological and ecological themes.

From the movies to textiles.

Channeling C.F.A. Voysey

Precise in Wood and Deed

Entrepreneur (and Good Samaritan)

The revival of small-batch hand-crafted art tile has never been more vibrant and beautiful than in today’s revival, as you’ll see in the work of three unique artisan tile makers.

Copper Artistry in Lighting.

Renewing a California tradition.

An artist spins yarns.

In the Studio with a textile artist

Our annual resource guide has over 525 trusted sources for kitchens, cabinets, pottery, wall treatments, tile, lighting furniture, housebuilding and more for the always-unique Arts & Crafts home.

Looking for inspiration for your next Arts & Crafts renovation? The Building Technology Heritage Library is a wellspring of information.

This Expo is an exclusive list of contemporary manufacturers of doors and windows compatible with houses in the bungalow and Craftsman styles, as well as Shingle Style houses, Tudors, English Arts & Crafts styles, Spanish Revival houses, and for new buildings of the Arts & Crafts Revival.

A look inside the issue.

Encouraged by his grandmother as a child, the fine painter embraced the serenity of Tonalism, and discovered it's commonality with the Arts & Crafts Movement.

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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.