1900 craftsman house interior

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.

These homes break down the most iconic features of this Craftsman style aesthetic and prove that it’s all about the details.

Interior designer and stylist Brett and her husband Brandon bought a 1900s Craftsman house in Oakland, California in March of last year, but they couldn’t move in right away. The architectural charm was immediately obvious, but it also needed a lot of work. A renovation was definitely in the cards.

Heidi Caillier brought a tasteful touch of pattern and texture to the 1910 home

<p>A welcoming kitchen was at the top of the wish list for the owners of this 1920s Colonial Revival. The resulting renovation delivered everything they hoped for while respecting the house’s heritage.</p>

Japandi is a fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian design. We spoke to designers about the fundamental elements and how to get the look.

Restoration veterans saw beyond fake siding and popcorn ceilings to the inherent charm of this rural bungalow.

Ideas for how to add charming details and Craftsman character into your modern day home.

#SSModernFoursquare living room is complete! This living room was given a fresh new look with new furniture, accessories, paint, window treatments, and artwork. I fell in love with the original woodwork from the first time I saw this room, and we allowed it to take center stage by brightening up the rest of the room's features. We mixed the client's vintage and pre-owned pieces in with modern pieces to create a well-curated, updated vibe that feels updated, yet traditional.