The furniture and architectural designs of the Arts & Crafts movement were created not to dominate nature, but to coexist with it. Earth-tone colors, natural motifs and building materials, and intricate and decorative fireplaces all hearkened back to simpler times. That same yearning for elegant simplicity continues to propel a modern revival of the Arts & Crafts movement, and appeals to modern needs for both quality and understated beauty. Beautiful Necessity: Decorating with Arts & Crafts will guide even an Arts & Crafts novice to a beautifully accented bungalow, cabin, or family home. Author Bio:Bruce Smith and Yoshiko Yamamoto write on the Arts & Crafts movement, bungalows, craft, and food. Smith was the editor of American Bungalow News and associate editor of American Bungalow magazine. Yamamoto is both a student of life and of history. Smith and Yamamoto are co-owners of The Arts and Crafts Press in Port Orchard, Washington, publishers of The Tabby: A Chronicle of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Listed at Forty Dollars.  Gibbs Smith Publisher 0-87905-778-5 / 9780879057787
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