Arts and crafts bathroom

Arts & Crafts style bathroom with green tile -- Design by Joseph G. Metzler & Steven Buetow -- Construction by Mike Otto Construction -- Photographs by Korab Photo

“Our goal was to add as many creature comforts as we could, and leave the scene looking like we hadn’t touched a thing.”

Cabinets, fixtures, and tile for modern interpretation: A look at revival design approaches.

My friend Matt in New York introduced me to the nationally renowned tiles from Pewabic Pottery. Founded in 1903 during the Arts & Crafts Movement, Pewabic creates beautiful tiles and pottery using very unique glazes. Their tiles have and continue to be used in both residential and commercial projects, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Freer Gallery here in Washington, DC and the Louvre in Paris. Pewabic Pottery also operates a non profit art education center and frequently has…

Penny round, hex, or square, mosaic tile lends itself to utilitarian floors that are showpieces of pattern.

Check out a dramatic before-and-after conversion, plus a new porch and pergola, a kitchen and bath—and more of our favorite Arts & Crafts millwork details.

If you want to learn how to enhance and embrace the history and soul of your old home (especially a craftsman house) then you are in the right place.

Incorporate these design elements when remodeling or refreshing your Craftsman style bathroom.

Perhaps the best part about arts and crafts design is that it's less focused on a rigid sense of style, and more attracted to a design philosophy. Ahead, we're sharing seven ways to nail an arts and crafts bathroom.

Bathrooms are generally designed and decorated in white which brings a sanitary look and tranquilizing atmosphere, but black is not the colour that everyone