The Craftsman style, a classic that has warmed the hearts of many since the early 1900s, was born out of the Arts and Crafts movement. This movement was a stark contrast to the ideas of mass production brought on by the Industrial Revolution and the over-decorated aesthetics of the Victorian Era. “The Craftsman Magazine,” a publication focused on the simple, crafted artisanship influencing the era’s furniture and goods, started applying them to home styles. Around 1901, the magazine featured a home that had been built by hand, embodying this same style, and was widely distributed, leading people to become heavily influenced by this style. The Craftsman is a 100% pure American classic, and the style offers beautiful options to make it uniquely individual, using historical colors and the collaboration of materials that could only work in these homes. It is a privilege to offer our interpretation of this classic style.