Helps readers understand what makes an Arts and Crafts space, from fabrics and wall treatments to warm lighting. For each element, whether a dining chair or a bathroom tile, photographs and drawings describe a range of typical styles.

A comprehensive and thought-provoking collection of the designs and writings of William Morris, the most influential designer of the last 100 years.

Presents a portrait of the Art Nouveau phenomenon in its variety. This book features different national variations of Art Nouveau in Scotland, England, France, Germany, Austria, the United States and other countries. It offers a comprehensive portrayal of famous individual artists including Louis Comfort Tiffany, Edward Munch, and Rene Lalique.

Taking readers into a selection of the most characteristic bungalows from five of America's most bungalow-plentiful neighbourhoods, this volume tells the stories of homeowners who are reviving these houses and the neighbourhoods the bungalows have long enriched.

A richly illustrated history of American Craftsman-style architecture looks at the full range of the unique features of this naturalistic, rustic form as revealed in the broad roof overhangs and hand-hewn wooden details of homes, churches, resort hotels, and other buildings.

At the end of the 19th century, these Arts and Crafts ideals were appropriated and adapted by the young avant-garde throughout Europe and the United States.