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New California Classics: California Craftsman

The California Craftsman is a regional interpretation of the American Arts and Crafts movement that gained popularity in the 1920s. This architectural style centers on simple handcrafted details and focuses on harmony with nature. Specific characteristics of the California Craftsman include low-pitched roofs, open porches,…

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New California Classics: Cali Cod

California Cod architecture draws from the traditional East Coast aesthetic that originated in 17th-century New England, particularly the homes built by early settlers in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Characterized by classic proportions, gabled roofs, shutters and a warm, inviting charm, this style has been adapted for…

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New California Classics: Colonial Revival

The Colonial Revival style, while rooted in the architecture of America’s East Coast, found a distinct and enchanting voice in California—particularly in the hands of master architects Paul R. Williams and Julia Morgan. Beginning in the 1920s, Colonial Revival architecture surged in popularity as a…

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Northern California

Curve Ball

FORMA replaces a dilapidated 1920s home with a modern enclave for a young San Francisco family The Jerusalem stone continues inside…

Northern California

Classically Cool

Andrew Mann Architecture gives a traditional Edwardian home a more modern feel Photos by Paul Dyer, styling by Mikhael Romain. Located…

Northern California

Into the Wood

A coastal California home celebrates craftsmanship, past and present The living room is appointed with a sofa and armchair from Lawson-Fenning,…

Northern California

Hidden Gem

A compelling and colorful junior ADU in Alameda, created by interior designer Ramona Tan, embodies the concept of timeless design The…

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