Spring 2008
FEATURED ARTICLES
RESTORATION
A Seattle Bungalow
The house is a fitting backdrop to a celebration of international design movements at the turn of the 20th century.
by Lawrence Kreisman| photographs by William Wright
NEW WORK
The New Bath—Unique, Personal, Classic
Architects and designing homeowners reveal new bathrooms that push the definition of traditional-in cottage, classical, Arts and Crafts, and Deco modes.
by Patricia Poore
OUTSIDE
An Edwardian Garden in Town
With salvaged bricks, antique fountains, and lush plantings, it's a hand-crafted fantasy of Gothic and classical fragments, tucked behind a 1903 semi-detached villa in Nottingham.
by Brian D. Coleman| photographs by Huntley Hedworth
UTILITY SPACES
Mackintosh Makeover
An Arts and Crafts disciple creates a tasteful, functional homage to Charles Rennie Mackintosh in her kitchen remodeling.
by Brian D. Coleman
INTERNATIONAL
Willow Tea Rooms
Visiting an original Mackintosh interior.
by Douglas Keister
THE GUILD
Suzanne Crane
An amateur botanist looks to the woods for motifs and inspiration in her successful stoneware business.
by Patricia Poore
DEPARTMENTS
PILGRIMAGE
Exploring the history and craft of England's West Country.
by Jane Colbourne and Marilyn Livingstone
THE MOVEMENT
Collecting perceptions: just which textiles are A&C?
by Tommy McPherson