Craftsman
Architecture
Craftsman architecture, also known as Arts and Crafts, was a reaction to the excesses of Victorian architecture. It marked a return to simplicity, beginning in Britain in the late 1880s and America at the turn of the century, where it was popular until Ranch architecture took over after World War II. It has since come back into vogue, where it will likely stay, because Craftsman's cozy bungalows with their handcrafted wood details - inside and out - are a satisfying way to experience what has been called “serious architecture.” A Craftsman house's simple, elegant design keeps it from seeming dated, and its typically high-quality construction stands the test of time.
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