Minnesota

Designed by Purcell and Elmslie in 1915. A good example of the “Prairie box” style. This house was designed for economy and flexibility. Private Residence.

With over 20 years experience, Carol Eppel Antiques specializes in quality Arts and Crafts furniture, offering both signed and unsigned original pieces. Please email with any questions or requests.

Our antique inventory is focused on the leading manufacturers of the period and includes furniture and accessories by Gustav Stickley, L. & J.G. Stickley, Stickley Brothers, Limbert, Roycroft, Rookwood , Teco and Roseville to name but a few.

The most authentic collection of Arts & Crafts Rugs. Historically Accurate Colors. Faithfully Rendered Designs. GoodWeave Certified. We also make custom carpets for Architects, Designers, and Private Clients. Call to see and feel a sample today.

Constructed in 1907 and enlarged in 1914, this building, which was designed by William Channing Whitney, provided a place for its members to work, exhibit and sell their wares. This guild was the forerunner to the Minneapolis Arts and Crafts Society and was an outgrowth of the Minneapolis Chalk and Chisel Club, which was the nation’s earliest Arts & Crafts organization.

This museum houses important Arts & Crafts-period prints by Douglas Volk, Robert Koehler and Bertha Lum. The museum’s decorative arts holdings include glass and fireplace walls by John S. Bradstreet and Company and superb furniture by Bradstreet.

88th Avenue West, between Beverly and Concord Streets, Duluth, Minnesota.

Since 1992 North Prairie has produced handmade custom ceramic tile specializing in Arts & Crafts and Victorian designs and glazes. They have in their glaze palette over 150 glaze colors and provide color matching and tile replication services.

Old Ways Ltd. is a small design studio and workshop located in Minneapolis. We offer a selection of original, high-quality furniture & tabletop items which capture the spirit of venerable Arts & Crafts design traditions. Catalog available.

This house, which was designed in 1913 by Purcell and Elmslie, is a good example of the Prairie School style and the concept of a totally designed environment.

Contains a major regional collection, including the works of Purcell and Elmslie and the correspondences of William Purcell, which included Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony.