Finishing

Discover the Arts and Crafts movement, its late 19th-century origins, and its focus on handcrafted items, design simplicity, natural materials, and harmony with nature.

Explore the charm of a Tudor house kitchen interior, featuring exposed wooden beams that blend functionality with historical aesthetics and showcase meticulous craftsmanship.

The California ranch house, popularized by Cliff May in the 1920s, is celebrated for its practicality and connection to nature. It symbolizes American West and suburban life.

Discover the enchanting world of storybook houses, inspired by fairy tales and popularized in the 1920s-30s. Originating in Los Angeles, these whimsical homes feature unique, imaginative designs.

Timber Build: Timber, a sustainable and adaptable material, has been used for centuries in construction from log cabins to wooden skyscrapers, ideal for various architectural designs.

Discover the rich history of Mission Style Shutters from the American Arts and Crafts movement (1880-1920). Emphasizing quality workmanship and functional design, these shutters are timeless.

Vintage kitchen sinks offer timeless appeal, combining functionality with nostalgic charm, making a notable comeback in modern homes as a stylish and historical design choice.

Discover the beauty, craftsmanship, and history of the classic Craftsman house, an early 20th-century architectural style known for its handcrafted details and quality materials.

Explore a diverse range of colors to enhance arts and crafts projects. Learn how effective color use makes art expressive and appealing with a basic understanding of color theory.

Explore the enduring appeal and sustainability of timber construction in Timber Build: The Basics and Beyond. Discover why this versatile, durable resource remains popular in modern design.