Seattle craftsman homes

Craftsman architecture is inherently a style emphasizing nature and craftsmanship. No matter the size of the house, or wealth of its owner, early Craftsman and Bungalow homes were designed to create a cozy hand-made retreat. For some interesting history, and how it informs our design approach, read our Craftsman blog series.

Seattle, Washington W. W. Beck, the realtor who bought the land in 1887, was ecstatic when wandering among these trees. He named the place "Ravenna" after an Italian seacoast town that was famous for its pine trees, where poets, warriors, and statesmen once strolled in a state of euphoria similar to his own. The city acquired the Ravenna land in 1911. The Park

Amazing Seattle Real Estate for Sale 409 32nd Ave Seattle WA 98122 $1,100,000 Classic Craftsman re-imagined for the new millennium Take a video tour! Vacation every day in this newer Craftsman with classic architecture and voluminous proportions - a new twist on a refined style. Grand entry features massive timbers and exposed beams, expansive great

Foursquare home with wrap-around porch

Originally crafted by Seattle architect Al Bumgardner in 1958, this midcentury home has been entirely revamped by SHED Architecture & Design.

1915 Craftsman In Portland Oregon. $1,150,000. Stunning hardwoods thru-out, natural woodwork, built-ins, box-beams & leaded glass.

Los Angeles designer Frances Merrill infuses a restored period residence with whimsy and personality while staying true to its history

A refreshed and updated Bungalow stays true to its Arts & Crafts character.

1031 23rd Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112 is currently not for sale. The 4,822 Square Feet single family home is a 5 beds, 5 baths property. This home was built in 1909 and last sold on 2018-07-30 for $2,416,750. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow.

Seattle interior design Heidi Caillier took inspiration from classic English design in her stylishly homey--and restrained--remodel of a carriage house.