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Inspiration for a substantial contemporary exterior remodel of a three-story mixed siding home

Precision Valley Baptist Church

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“Craftsman in any media know the satisfaction that comes in designing and making an object from raw material. Mine comes from working in wood. Once you have breathed, smelled, and tasted the tanginess of wood and have handled it in the process of giving it form, there is nothing, I believe, that can replace the complete satisfaction gained. Working a rough piece of wood into a complete, useful object is the welding together of man and material,” says Sam Maloof in the Woodworker, his 1983 book... published the same year we at Gerrymet sold our first saw blades and tooling.

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The Man Sanctuary Shape Room Page No.46 @self_surfboards @jumbomax69 @sandie_tokyo #themanworkjapan #330photogallery #shaperoom #craftsman #beautiful #extremity #photographer #craftsmanjournalist #surfboard #surfboards #surf #lifestyle #handshape #craftsma#selfsurfboards ds

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How to Create a Modern Bath in a Craftsman Style

TOH Craftsman Bathroom Style Tips

A naturalistic look prevailed in Craftsman-style homes built from 1905 to 1930. Bathrooms often featured clean-lined fixtures and boxy built-ins, as well as block-printed wallpapers and molded tiles with botanical motifs.

Hand-Hewn Hardware

Light fixtures and cabinet knobs were made of oiled bronze, hammered copper, or wrought iron. Faucets and tub fillers were typically nickel-plated brass. 

Warm Wood Accents

Vanities, medicine chests, moldings, and window and door casings were often varnished or stained to highlight wood grain.

Earth-Toned Color Palette

Paint, wallpaper, and textiles in mossy greens, amber-hued yellows, and burnished reds and browns brought the colors of nature indoors.

Geometric Motifs

Stylized windows with square- or diamond-shaped muntins and cabinetry and interior doors with rectangular recessed panels celebrate simple lines over the more fanciful curves and twists seen in Victorian-era designs.