Style 1900 Magazine: Inspired Living for the Bungalow and Beyond

Winter 2011-12 On Sale Now

Style 1900 is a quarterly magazine that celebrates the Arts and Crafts movement in America and abroad, circa 1890–1920. Each issue explores the antiques, architecture, philosophy and personalities that defined the era, and highlights homes, collectors, events and products preserving this legacy.

Architecture
Craftsman, Mission, Prairie, Art Nouveau, Vienna Secession, Jugendstil, Frank Lloyd Wright, Greene & Greene, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow School, British Arts & Crafts

Furniture
Gustav Stickley, Roycroft, Charles Rohlfs

Art Pottery
Fulper, Grueby, Teco, Rookwood, George Ohr, Newcomb College

Metalwork
Heintz, Roycroft, Robert Riddle Jarvie, Archibald Knox, Dirk Van Erp

...as well as historic preservation, furniture restoration, travel, and more!

Good Neighbor Policy

When the bungalow next door started to deteriorate, an Albuquerque man took matters in his own hands.
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Mix Masters

A Boston home is shaped by serendipity and a willingness to break the rules.
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Will Power

Artist Will Bradley introduced the exuberance of Art Nouveau to American graphic design.
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The Best of Berkeley

This Bay Area bohemia boasts a stellar collection of Craftsman architecture.
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Marie Zimmermann

For half a century, metalsmith Marie Zimmermann brought fluid grace to functional objects.
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Collectors’ Counsel

Are antiques still a good investment? Plus, thrifty alternatives to pedigree collectibles.
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Arts & Crafts Restorer

How to revive tired cabinets, shrink a screw hole and repair a prized wastebasket.
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MISSION STATEMENTS
Fred Albert

EVENTS

Activities for the Arts and Crafts enthusiast.

BOOKSHELF

Reviews of recent books about leather, furniture, Tiffany, rugs, and Chicago's enduring influence.

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