This era saw the introduction of a less formal hall and the abandonment of stuffy Victorian public rooms. Halls became places to sit and flowed into dining and living areas. The colors shown in this photo are perfect for the era; those in the Green Dining Room at The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, designed by William Morris, beautifully illustrate the period as well.

railing

stencil

carfstman

arts and crafts hall to dining view, use of oak

Wood floor design and half wall between living room and dining room

Crystal

beautiful woodwork

Example of Room Dividers could put bookshelves where vents are instead

Trim continuing around the room

All

use double slats with live edges on outside

Floor

Window treatments

half wall

Craftsman interior decor

Arts and crafts

Georgeous!

Built in entry bench

spindle for rail

beam and half wall

ceiling with design

wood glow

Craftsman table

love the dining chairs

Craftsman

arts and crafts dining room

Entry idea

Great library table

Green

interesting ceiling border

room divider

open staircase at the bottom

lighting pottery

Staircase detail - spindles and curved stairs

Arts and crafts

The built in seat

Nothing

Rugs

window

columns into sunroom

Arts & Crafts style

Beautiful colors

Shutters, Bradbury border

Jim- not sure

railings

unpainted moldings and panels

Trayed ceiling idea

Everything

Great rug

Beam

stair

Paint colour with wood....

wallpaper trim

wall color

header

Like all the interests

arts and crafts

woodwork and wall color

Arts & Crafts dinning room

like the bookshelf in the back. Entertainment center?

Yes

yes. If I go with pendant flush. Colorful

Ideas for Open Dining Room Plan

Stairway spindles

Fireplace

Window blinds

More of nook and wall paper.

carpet

lower-half shutters

Entry molding

crown moulding

le plafond

Craftsman style

stairs

Love the staircase

arts and crafts

Beautiful stairs

I love the Craftsman style of this home.

could do upper wall in front study. could put this bookcase in study side, ventless fireplace on living room side where current bookcase is.

Color, pattern, texture

half walls

darker wood walls lighter floor

Mission dining

bottom 1/2 blinds/shutters instead of full window in dining?

transition

Lighting

I love the open space.

Shutters for dining room windows.

Wall

floor

wall color, lighting

love bench by stairs

foyer rug

woodwork, entry, stencil, mica lighting

Carpet

directional change of hardwoods

Ceiling

bookshelf mantel

Light fixture. Red. :-)

Rugs?

finish at bottom of step

stair

Dining room

Woodwork

fireplace

love the rug

woodwork and columns

wall color

Note floor running different directions and stairs different color than floor

open entry

Wall divider

Placement off of dining area into family room

railing spindles

Paint this out white & I'm home!

Love the built in seat by the stairs, the built in cupboards under the window and the openness to the entry way. What a way to greet guests!

Art

wallpaper border

Color for room door

living and dining

the wood

Designer William Morris was one of the most influential figures of this period, and epitomized the movement in his now-famous quote: "Have nothing in your houses which you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." Clutter and garish machine-made products were rejected in favor of hand-crafted items, with an emphasis on preserving the natural qualities of the materials. Lines were clean and simple, and the flora and fauna of the British countryside inspired textiles and wallpaper patterns. This movement wasn't so very different from today's trend against mass-produced home goods.

room dividers using posts

Warm

Space

Great use of light and color, with ideas on transitions between shelves, walls and stairs

1/2 walls between rooms

Wainscoting

Entry Bench

shutters or stain glass to hide neighbors meter box

entry stairs and bench

Jaw on floor.

Craftsmen entryway

Inspiration

Stair bench

I like the built in bench, and possible storage underneath.

rug, light

Paint

foyer bench

Wow.nothng to say

arts and crafts style - could transition easily into victorian farmhouse. Old Farm Rd.

Opens up the walls and still gives support needed above

Wood Color

Wood panelling

Love this

chandelair

colors

Beams

railing

I like the open dividers on the side

Goes with the feeling of the trayburn 3.

Madera

wooden archway

double stiles

Nice

The open design, the bench seat with storage (?) The natural wood.

Good inspiration

STAIRCASE AND DROP BENCH

No

the wood, the tradicional design

colors combined with wood

division of space; sense of rooms yet very open

Great entry hall

opening walls to dining room

Entry way and staircase

Bay Window and posts to brace the ceiling

Staircase, colonades, built-ins. Want. Want. Want.

room dividers

The bench built into the staircase, all the beautiful wood and the antique look without having to have old stuff.

banquette

Todo!!!it

Bottom stair tread rounded

Smart look. I like the wood.

Arts and Crafts design ideas

wood works

stair railing

This era saw the introduction of a less formal hall and the abandonment of stuffy Victorian public rooms. Halls became places to sit and flowed into dining and living areas. The colors shown in this photo are perfect for the era; those in the Green Dining Room at The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, designed by William Morris, beautifully illustrate the period as well.

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dining & stairs

built in bench at enrty

clean

railings

mantle bookcase

Good concept of open dining room, but feel of separate space.

green

Staingrade mouldings

Woodwork details.

Ruang Tamu serba guna

room divider

The opening to the living room

Beautiful woodwork.

I think I like Arts and Crafts homes

Arts & crafts

Arts and crafts style

love this

change direction of floor boards

Beautiful, elegant but homey.

Rug