Woodworking Projects

Experience the transformation of 1920s kitchens, where practical design and efficient layouts catered to the rising middle-class and urban living, revolutionizing cooking and cleaning tasks.

The California Ranch House, emerging in the 1920s, is an iconic architectural style emphasizing simplicity and integration with nature, rooted in Spanish colonial architecture.

The Craftsman bungalow is a cherished early 20th-century architectural style known for its artistry, simplicity, practical design, and solid construction. Key features include low-pitched gabled roofs and exposed rafters.

Create a cozy arts and crafts bedroom by incorporating natural materials like wood, emphasizing handcraftsmanship and simplicity, to blend function with aesthetic appeal.

Discover the charm and evolution of the original 1920s kitchen, a transformative era where kitchens became more functional and organized. Learn about key features and design.

Greene and Greene, founded by brothers Charles and Henry Greene, epitomized the American Arts and Crafts movement in the early 20th century. Born in Ohio and raised in Missouri, they excelled in architecture.

Discover practical tips for creating an Arts and Crafts kitchen, inspired by the late 19th-century movement, emphasizing traditional craftsmanship and simple forms.

Craftsman style woodwork, dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, emerged from the Arts and Crafts Movement. It features clean lines, sturdy construction, and timeless elegance.

Discover the beauty of Arts and Crafts tiles, a hallmark of the late 19th-century movement that celebrated handmade craftsmanship in response to industrialization, led by pioneers like William Morris and John Ruskin.

The Craftsman style, an architectural and interior design movement, emerged in the United States in the last years of the 19th century and became especially...