Although often associated with the eucalyptus-scented bungalows hung in the California hills, the Arts and Crafts style actually began on the other sides of the pond. The handcrafted, back-to-basics style originated in England in the 1850s, then slowly made the pilgrimage westward, landing in the U.S. in the early 1900s, where it was succinctly renamed “Craftsman” and merged with the Spanish-American Mission aestheic. The antithesis of ornate Victorian style, Arts and Crafts style aims to bring the outdoors in with simple lines and lots and lots of unadorned wood.
Related Collections
- Arts and Crafts Storage Cabinets and Cupboards
- Arts and Crafts Dining Chairs
- Arts and Crafts Side Tables
- Arts and Crafts Dining Tables
- Arts and Crafts Writing Desks
- Arts and Crafts Planters
- Arts and Crafts Lighting
- Arts and Crafts Bookends
- Arts and Crafts Table Lamps
- Arts and Crafts Candle Holders
- Arts and Crafts Benches
- Arts and Crafts China and Display Cabinets
- Arts and Crafts Coat and Hat Racks
- Arts and Crafts Rugs
- Arts and Crafts Vases
- Arts and Crafts Tables
- Arts and Crafts Executive Desks
- Arts and Crafts Outdoor Lighting
- Arts and Crafts Doorstops