Arts & Crafts Homes, Fall 2016
Take a peek at what’s in our latest edition.
Editor's Note
On Trend But Not Debased
By Patricia Poore
Restoration
The Cabin at Point Reyes
A family fixes up a dilapidated, at-risk 1905 cabin in the woods, respecting local building custom as they create a retreat on the wild coast.
By Brian D. Coleman | photos by William Wright
Guild
The Lamps of William Morris
The artist, once a machinist, works in several media—brass, wood, mica, and leaves, along with pottery and glass bases—to make stunning art lamps.
By Regina Cole
New Work
Ultimate Timber
Fine woodwork, furniture, and stained glass inspired by Greene and Greene enhance a timber-frame house that’s both rustic and elegant.
by Regina Cole | photos by Greg Premru
Outside
Garden Edging
From buried barriers to iron and stone, edging remains a practical and often ornamental staple in the garden.
by Brian D. Coleman
Our House
A Granite Foursquare.
Pilgrimage
The new Stickley Museum.
by Brian D. Coleman
Utility Spaces
Visit a spacious, Prairie-leaning kitchen.
By Patricia Poore
Details
Outdoor hardware with sources.
By Mary Ellen Polson
Bringing It Back
Built-ins: colonnades, buffets.
Mary Ellen Polson
From the Archive
Exotic glass shades of the time.
by Bo Sullivan
Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival covers both the original movement and the ongoing revival, providing insight for restoration, kitchen renovation, updates, and new construction. Find sources for kitchen and bath, carpet, fine furniture and pottery, millwork, roofing, doors and windows, flooring, hardware and lighting. The Annual Resource Guide, with enhanced editorial chapters and beautiful photography, helps Arts & Crafts aficionados find the artisans and products to help them build, renovate, and decorate their bungalow, Craftsman, Prairie, Tudor Revival, or Arts & Crafts Revival home.
