Arts & Crafts Homes Winter 2016
From the Archive: A Cozy Corner
Mailed to schoolteacher–carpenter Andrew Fery in the hamlet of Aumsville, Oregon (pop. then 100), this postcard illustrates how the Arts & Crafts movement—or retail versions of it—reached even rural American homes.
Bones of the Winter Garden
A strong underlying architecture is important when the garden goes minimalist for the winter.
Historic Patterns for Fireplace Surrounds
Despite the prevalence of art tile for revival fireplaces, brick and concrete were as common during the Arts & Crafts period.
Craftsman Tile Makers
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.
Arts & Crafts Homes, Winter 2016
Check out what’s inside the latest issue of Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival.
Falling for a New Craftsman
After spending a decade restoring a 1908 house, this couple was pleasantly surprised to find they’d fallen for a newer Craftsman—one built in 2008!
Revival Motifs for an Open-Plan Kitchen
With the renovation of this undistinguished 1950s house, the new kitchen with Arts & Crafts motifs grew to become the heart of the home.
A Bungalow Worth the Wait!
Once rather a mess, this 1915 San Diego bungalow was restored over a period of 25 years. Lots of DIY labor produced stunning results.
