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Remodeling Project: Final Phase
by Bruce Johnson
When we met with a designer this past summer, I explained to her that Leigh Ann and I had previously done most of our own remodeling work: dirty demolition, building walls, hanging drywall, painting ceilings, installing…

Remodeling Project Part Six: One For the Record Books
Asheville hasn’t received this much attention since the total eclipse of the sun in August of 2017.
This time it was snow, not total darkness, that captured the media’s focus.
To someone who grew up in Illinois mowing yards in…

Front Porch Discoveries
by Bruce Johnson
The following article has been re-published. Original date of publication: December 7th, 2014.
A couple of lifetimes ago, at the tender age of 27, I left a secure career in education to start my own business, Knock On Wood:…

Writers and Truck Drivers
by Bruce Johnson
When he found out that I am a writer, one of the sheetrockers working on our remodeling project asked, “Do you know Donna Burton? She’s a writer, too.”
The truth is most writers don’t know many other writers,…

Remodeling Project Part Five: Two Steps Forward, One Step Backward
by Bruce Johnson
After two weeks of what seemed like very little progress, last week it felt like we had our remodeling momentum back. The sheetrockers finally came and hung all 102 eight-foot by twelve-foot wallboards on Thursday,…
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ArtsandCraftsCollector.com is a website dedicated to exploring the works, artisans, historical origins and the contemporary revival of the American Arts & Crafts Movement. The historic movement started as a response to the country’s Industrial Revolution and encouraged simple design paying tribute to the natural world over the intricate design of the Victorian era.
