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The Arts & Crafts decorative arts movement rejected mass-produced, machine-made Victorian furnishings and details. It promoted hand-craftsmanship utilizing quarter-sawn wood to create strong, rectilinear designs of iron, copper, oak and stone, softened with art glass windows and lighting, hand-made pottery and rugs.

- Arts & Crafts Movement Guide
- The Arts & Crafts Society - Images from the Arts & Crafts Era
- The Beauty of Life: William Morris & The Art of Design The Huntington Library
- Bricks & Brass: Arts and Crafts Style
- Buffalo Architecture and History: The Arts and Crafts (Craftsman) Movement in Buffalo (1905-1930)
- Burrows: Founders Of The Arts & Crafts Movement 1870-1900
- Charles Limbert (1854-1923)
- Charles Sumner Greene & Henry Mather Greene Architects
- Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum: Arts & Crafts Museum
- Cornell University: Art, Design and Visual Thinking - The Arts and Crafts Movement
- Elbert Hubbard (1856-1915) 
- Felhandler, Steeneken & Wilk, Architects: 19th & 20th Century Architecture and Design, The Aesthetic Movement
- The Gamble House: Charles & Henry Greene's Masterpiece
- Geocities: San Francisco Bay Area Arts & Crafts Movement
- Great Buildings: Architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- Old Houses: Arts and Crafts House Styles and Examples
- Roycrofters
- San Diego Historical Society: The Arts and Crafts Movement in America
- The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms
- The William Morris Society
Ancient Civilization Bauhaus Gothic
Architecture Castles Interior Design
Art Deco Frank Lloyd Wright Miscellaneous
Art Nouveau Furniture Renaissance
Arts & Crafts Glossaries Victorian
 

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