North Carolina

AAA Four Diamond Inn with King Beds, whirlpools, steam baths, and secluded, pet friendly carriage house. The residence was designed in 1900 by Richard Sharp Smith, Supervising Architect for Biltmore House. Full breakfast, social hour, live music on Saturdays.

Robert Hause specializes in Arts & Crafts furniture in the style of Stickley, Roycroft and Limbert. He creates exact reproductions of the originals from his own antique collection. Robert also designs and builds his (or your) own creations.

Bounded by Lodge Street, Brook Street, and All Souls Crescent, Asheville, North Carolina. This planned community was built between the 1890s and the 1910s. Frederik Law Olmsted designed both the grounds of the Biltmore Estate and the village. Richard Morris Hunt designed All Souls Church, the depot and the estate office.

One of the last designs by Richard Morris Hunt, this English Arts & Crafts influenced cathedral was built in 1896 for George Vanderbilt, of the famous Biltmore House and Estate.

Floating World Wood Design is a custom wood studio engaged in designing and making one of-a-kind architectural elements with an emphasis on custom, hand-carved wood entry and interior doors inspired by the principles of the arts and crafts movement.

We are a small firm of six architects established in 1979. Our experience in the Arts and Crafts tradition has become a large part of our practice. We take pride in the sustainability of our designs in new construction, restoration, or additions.

This 3-day Conference has been described as “the most important weekend of the year for Arts & Crafts collectors.” It features seminars, discussions, tours, demonstrations, workshops, an antiques show and a contemporary craftsfirms show.

Built in 1913, this historic hotel is an Arts & Crafts icon, filled with authentic Arts & Crafts furniture and high quality reproductions. It is the site of the annual national Arts & Crafts Conference and Antiques Show, held the third weekend of February each year.  Refer to the top website for more conference information.

Built in 1913, this historic hotel is an Arts & Crafts icon, filled with authentic Arts & Crafts furniture and high quality reproductions. It is the site of the annual national Arts & Crafts Conference and Antiques Show, held the third weekend of February each year. Refer to the top website for more conference information.

Located adjacent to the Grove Park Inn, the Grovewood Gallery is located in one of five Arts & Crafts buildings constructed around 1917 by Fred L. Sealy, son-in-law of E. W. Grove. The other buildings contain a restaurant, an automobile museum, and artisan workshops.

Jim Miller Woodworks creates beautiful furniture and built-ins inspired by the timeless Arts and Crafts movement. Unassuming yet graceful, these custom-made pieces complement many home aesthetics.

Reflecting the best traditions of the Arts & Crafts movement, our work includes new designs, renovations & historic preservation. We work with, not just for, our clients to create sustainable places that will be enjoyed for many generations to come.