Craftsman Style HomE Millwork

Craftsman Style HomE Millwork

The term “craftsman” is most commonly associated with the American furniture designer Gustav Stickley. He popularized the concepts of handcrafted, functional design in his magazine, “The Craftsman.” Craftsman-style homes gained popularity in newly developing cities in the Midwest and West Coast, inspiring new movements such as the Bungalow, Prairie School, and Mission Revival styles.

The craftsman’s style’s simplicity and practicality had a broad appeal, so it spread widely across cities all over the United States and is still popular today. Contemporary home designs often incorporate architectural elements that are reminiscent of craftsman style, even though many of them are not strictly craftsman-style.

Warehouse Renovation Woodworking

Trust Gepetto with your most complex architectural designs built in wood. Historic Warehouse Renovations Historic warehouse renovation happens to be a specialty of ours because of Richmond’s tobacco row.  Located just below the rapids of the James River, and...