The Kitchen Remodeling Saga Continues…
The furthest I ventured this week was to my workshop, in anticipation of the final stage in our on-going kitchen remodeling project.
We began planning this project five years ago, but were immediately stymied by two obstacles, beginning with…
Ideas For an Arts & Crafts Holiday
Okay, so we survived Thanksgiving, but, then, just how hard can it be to spend four days eating turkey, ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberries, and pumpkin pie?
The big challenge is yet to come: Hanukah and Christmas.
And,…
A Man and His Machines
It was a short journey down the twelve steps from my second floor office to my garage workshop this weekend, where I was refinishing five oak stairs treads I had just pried loose from our split-level landing, but it took me halfway across…
Preparing For Another Little Journey
I didn't really go anywhere this week, which is probably a good thing, given the fact that it is November and the National Arts and Crafts Conference is now only three months away. Unless, of course, you count two trips up to the Grove Park…
The World’s Largest Arts and Crafts Duplex
What happens when two wealthy brothers marry two beautiful sisters -- and they all love Arts and Crafts furniture?
You get a 1904 masterpiece: a 13,000 square-foot, 40-room, Arts and Crafts duplex mansion.
Then, just to sweeten the pot,…
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