Arts and Crafts Style Houses | This Old House

Norm Abram walks through a neighborhood with a local historian to look at Arts and Crafts features in homes.
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Norm and Arlington historian, Richard Duffy, see if they can spot Arts and Crafts homes in the neighborhood. They end up at the Paine Estate in Waltham, MA, a fine example of Arts and Craft interiors.
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[@kennethmccann6402]

A beautiful to show me this video of This Old House again Norm and welcome back and you don't have to work on woods making anymore and it's time not using safety glasses but you are a great actor now.

[@miketackabery7521]

So interesting to see East Coast Arts and Crafts: so different from West Coast, where I'm from. Much more English influence. Here it's more Asian and Japanese influenced. And what a thrill to see a Richardson interior!!! I've known that house's exterior from photos, but what a thrill!!! Thank you!

[@marshallhosel1247]

Miss watching these

[@rawbacon]

*Norm !!*

[@NielsCG]

Norm: "and remember this, there's no more important safety rule than to wear this safety glasses"

[@chriss2295]

I see Norm...I watch

[@Delvy787]

House #3 FTW

[@mgithaiga1]

nice video

[@ncooty]

@5:03: "Quarter-sown oak"? You sure about that?

[@DBELLTREE]

FYI TOH. For some reason, new uploads are not in my video feed anymore.

[@dereksmalls6238]

Same problem, I thought they had stopped uploading a while back!

[@janeromnicki6598]

Woodglut has a lot of plans to choose from.

[@txshah78]

Today I moved into an appointment because my wife kept nagging me in moving. I miss my house 😞

[@edbouhl3100]

An Arts and Crafts mansion is an oxymoron.

[@bighands69]

No it is not. Arts and craft was a philosophy of design and crafts. So how is it an oxymoron.

[@edbouhl3100]

@@bighands69 A&C was a messy movement that meant different things to different people. But its stated goals were more about simplicity and quality in design and manufacture than it was about amplifying the grandeur and sheer size of wealthy construction. But as a practical matter, yes much of the actual construction was indeed for those who could afford to live large.

[@chumkrimson8161]

@@edbouhl3100 the most famous and ironic arts and crafts house is a mansion, so you're wrong.

[@wdtaut5650]

That's why I stopped watching TOH. Craftsman houses and TOH projects require a lot of money, a _lot_ of money. TOH and, the Craftsman movement, left their roots in the working class. I love the houses, I marvel at the design and workmanship, but they are not for working people.

[@jamessullivan9992]

Poor examples.

[@sugmanuts6173]

This has got to be the most unnecessary extra thing I've ever seen. The full of itselfness of it all is just overbearing. Pompous beyond belief

[@miketackabery7521]

Really? I didn't get that...