Arts and crafts kitchen

White or rustic? Bungalow-era kitchens may be basic in white, while revival kitchens are new interpretations, often unique.

Over a 40-year period, the Arts & Crafts kit­chen evolved far beyond its spare, utilitarian, beginnings in the Victorian Age. By the end of the era, it had become an efficient meal preparation and cleanup center with cold and dry storage, distinct preparation areas, running water, electricity, and even sanitary waste disposal. General Electric had already invented and was selling the kit­chen sink disposer that was later to become a market leader as the Dispos-all. Still not quite the modern…

Simple, functional, and handsome, this renovated kitchen fits in beautifully because its design picks up details from the house.

The home design trend cluttering up Instagram these days calls for neutral colors, natural materials, and a casual spirit—all of which describes this singu

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It’s easy to understand why this style is popular for kitchens, whether remodeled or brand new. Here’s a look at the various elements that go toward making a stunning revival kitchen.

Arts & Crafts Designer Series Featuring Details in Maple - Craftsman - Kitchen - Milwaukee - by Crown Point Cabinetry | Houzz

Use color palettes, stencils, frieze papers, textiles, and tile to can add color to your Arts & Crafts home, informed by period conventions and your personal taste.

It’s a common question we get often: How do I design a craftsman style kitchen that feels authentic and not cliche? We see many interior designers slapping craftsman doors on wood cabinets and calling it a ‘craftsman’ kitchen, but what did kitchens really look like during the craftsman era?

Carreaux du Nord makes Arts and Crafts tile for fireplaces, kitchen backsplashes, and accent use.