American arts and crafts movement

An article about Gustav Stickley and the Arts & Crafts Movement

The arts and crafts movement was a reaction to industrialization and influenced everything from architecture to jewelry to furniture design.

Arts and Crafts Style Period ✔ Influences for the Arts and Crafts Movement ✔ Arts and Crafts Architecture ✔ Arts and Crafts Style Examples ✔

These are the best Arts and Crafts Movement places in Britain. From Arts and Crafts houses in the UK to museums with the furniture and art, it's all here.

This house is a beautiful example of the Arts and Crafts style, almost a hundred years old with lots of warm woodwork and traditional paint colours. I painted the view surrounding the house as I imagined it before settlement.

Appropriately enough, the first home we toured during the Iconic Houses Conference is actually the oldest of the bunch, and is filled with endless handcrafted details that make it the most challenging to preserve.

Certain motifs repeat in the decorative arts movement and its revival. These may be ancient, like the Celtic knot, or simply pretty and easy to stylize, like the iris. Most of the motifs come to us from nature and moderation and balance is key when decorating.

Happy birthday to the “Mother” of interior design and one of America’s first woman interior and textile designers, Candace Wheeler. Born on March 24, 1827 (but often mis-dated March 27th), she grew up on a farm in Delhi, New York with her seven siblings. Wheeler’s life went through dramatic transfor

The environmental crisis is at the center of all debates. This is an opportunity for Artsper to evoke nature in art and to highlight artists who defend biodiversity and human rights! The Arts and Crafts movement was born in England around 1860. It is famous for its noble and solid materials, as well as for its sumptuous floral patterns found in the famous wallpapers of one of its founding members, William Morris. Ready to review this movement that is definitely more current than it seems?