Arts & Crafts Homes Winter 2013

Putting Back a Period Kitchen
Untouched and unusable, a kitchen in Portland, Oregon, is sympathetically remodeled with elements of the 1910s.
The Outdoor Hearth, Fire-Pit & Barbecue
The bungalow and then the California ranch helped popularize indoor–outdoor living, which included cooking en plein air. Fire remains a coveted element, whether it’s flaring in the grille, making embers in a stone “barbecue” of the 1950s, or warming the evening in an outdoor hearth.
Beautiful 1919 Bungalow Filled with Period Woodwork
A Santa Barbara native rescues a bungalow built in 1919, adding period woodwork to the interior.
A Contemporary Craftsman Interior
This new interior for a recent house is a pleasing example of interpretive design: using the Arts & Crafts philosophy not to re-create the past, but in a contemporary twist on the revival.