We live in a 1924 Craftsman Style Bungalow that is on Edmonton’s Inventory of Historic Buildings. We didn’t know much about the Arts & Crafts movement  until we moved into our place and needed to start filling the rooms. I became quite interested in the hammered copper and quarter-sawn oak furniture in the mission style that came out of this period (1890s – 1920s). See the Edmonton Journal article with photos and video here.

I have developed a couple web pages devoted to two companies who manufactured what I consider underrated products.

Craftsman Studios hammered copper


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