Recognizable Rooflines Craftsman-style homes are known for their deep overhangs and low, pitched roofs. Look for "exposed wood rafter tails, gable roofs on the front porch, or hip roofs," says Kett.

Here is everything you need to know about the quintessentially American Craftsman home style. Many of the Craftsman homes are bungalows or 1.5-story homes with covered front porches. “The style ...

A Craftsman-style house with some distinctive variations that first caught the eye of a U.S. vice president some 114 years ago is set to go on the market in South Pasadena, Calif. The 5,700-square ...

The first house she visited was a 1904 Craftsman beauty by Samuel Tilden Norton, the architect behind such local landmarks as Griffith Park’s Greek Theatre and the Wilshire Boulevard Temple.

The 1923 Craftsman-style house in St. Paul’s Macalester-Groveland neighborhood seems to facilitate serendipitous connections, even a feeling of well-being for those inside.

The Craftsman-style house, built in 1926, is at the end of a street lined with huge trees in the Malvern Hill Subdivision near Detroit’s Old Redford neighborhood.

This 2011 five-bedroom is a contemporary expression of the American Craftsman style of the early 20th century. Details include cherrywood interior columns, floating beams, custom built-ins ...

Craftsman-style homes are a quintessential part of American architecture and are famous for their , lively rooflines, and . (Plus those dreamy built-ins!). They have an enduring appeal, too.

A stone house with blue trim and a hand-glazed clay tile roof sits on a wooded, serene site covering an acre in northwest Detroit. The house near 7 Mile Road and Grand River Avenue is listed for ...