:As patriarch of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, Gustav Stickley (1858–1942) helped transform concepts about the ideal early Twentieth Century household.
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Gustav Stickley And American Arts & Crafts Movement
Chad Hudson wants to thinks of his firm as a team player when it comes to staging Hollywood events.
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Seeing the Big Picture
Natalie Zekos is a 24-year-old Massachusetts College of Art graduate who recently launched her own business in Arlington Center.
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For Green Lanterns, learning-disabled adults turn old wine bottles into useful and decorative objects such as coasters, candlesticks and jewelry.
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Shelbyville has another entertainment option with the re-opening of Kendall’s Tavern on South Miller Street. The bar’s recent weekend opening packed the parking lot and filled the renovated space with old and new friends.
This past weekend, attendees from as far away as Los Angeles arrived at the Alameda Elks Lodge for the Seco nd Annual Vintage Clothing and Style Festival . read more
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Vintage Clothing and Style Festival a smash hit, roaring good time (Review)
English poet Percy Shelley wrote, “There is a harmony in autumn, a luster to its sky.” This fall, that’s especially true in home decor. Rich, interesting hues, textiles and materials work in concert to welcome the season when we all move back indoors.
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Old World styling perfect fit for fall
When she said she liked the hardwood floors and rustic cupboards in the Village Plantation store, he negotiated a deal with the owner and worked through the night salvaging them on the eve of the store’s closure, pulling the planks out, nail by nail. When she couldn’t find the exact kitchen fixtures to match her dining room chandelier, he took her to the factory in Ohio. No local stone quite …
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A variety of artists will display and sell their works at the Comfort Fall Art Walk on Sept. 18.