Craftsman Front Doors
The American Craftsman style grew in popularity at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century.
The style emphasized work done by hand over mass-production, keeping with a growing cultural ethos of that period. It focused on handmade, local and/or natural materials, simplicity and originality. Traditional Craftsman style homes feature handcrafted stained or leaded glass, metalwork and wood.
Unpretentious and comfortable, Craftsman homes are often low-profile, one-and-a-half stories that could be part of the landscape. Dormers in a gabled or hipped roof accommodate the upstairs spaces.
The style emphasized work done by hand over mass-production, keeping with a growing cultural ethos of that period. It focused on handmade, local and/or natural materials, simplicity and originality. Traditional Craftsman style homes feature handcrafted stained or leaded glass, metalwork and wood.
Unpretentious and comfortable, Craftsman homes are often low-profile, one-and-a-half stories that could be part of the landscape. Dormers in a gabled or hipped roof accommodate the upstairs spaces.