Early 20th century bathrooms and kitchens were not the opulent places they are in today's modern home. Kitchens were utilitarian and sparse; baths were more about hygiene than high style. That said, there is fortunately quite a lot of room for interpretation. Even the most die-hard Arts & Crafts purist would be fibbing if he or she didn't admit that the Quartersawn Oak Craftsman-style kitchen with the hammered copper hood and drawer pulls that they saw in a magazine didn't make them salivate just a bit. In the bath, a period-inspired look with some innovation in glazes and finishes, period-style fixtures, reproduction lighting, and a blend of modern amenities and Craftsman details can be made sophisticated, understated, yet spectacular in every way. Contact Us

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