The first home I purchased as an adult was a Sears kit craftsman home. It was a warm and cozy home with amazing architectural details. Today, we’re touring a gorgeous home with many of the same craftsman details.
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My Sears kit home didn’t have a fireplace like this one, but it did have numerous built-ins. Note the missions style furniture and art deco accent pieces.
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Consider yourself lucky if you have a home with rich wood trim and floors like this. The furnishings for this charming house are carefully chosen to reflect the period when it was built. In my Sears kit home, I had a sunroom with three walls of windows like this room.
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Even the kitchen exudes warmth and style with wood cabinetry and art deco lighting.
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Check out the wall treatment in this cozy dining nook. The motif used to separate the gray and white coloring on the wall mimics the geometric pattern of the heating duct.
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You’ll often find art deco elements in a craftsman home, like the pattern seen on the vanity doors in the powder room.
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Rich wall colors hug the rooms while textiles like velvet panels create instant warmth.
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The craftsman style of the front door gives you a hint at what’s to come when you step inside. So many rich detail to enjoy throughout this beautiful home!
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See more of this pretty craftsman home by David Heide Design Studio over at Houzz.
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Hi! I'm Jennifer and I'm happy to have you here! I live where the suburbs meet the country, which affords me the best of both worlds. Come along on my journey where I share decorating, cooking, gardening and more as it relates to both city and rural life. 
Oh my! Want a beautiful home. Sometimes a Craftsman can be so dark, but this home is done perfectly.
I would be somewhat overwhelmed by all the wood, but I do love the wall treatment in the dining room and, surprisingly, I love the velvet draperies at the entrance to the bedroom – so elegant. Unfortunately, I love so many styles of decor I don’t have a favorite to call my own. How sad is that ….
The woodwork is stunning and the home is magical, thanks Jennifer.