The Art of Craft |
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In 1912, architect William L. Price designed a grand house for the crest of Chestnut Hill. Outside, the house was sand-colored pebbledash. Inside, it was a turn-of-the-century warren of rooms. It had asymmetric bones. It was a masterpiece of Arts and Crafts design. |
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Now you can tour Philadelphia Magazine's magnificent 2007 Design Home from the comfort of your own home. The virtual design tour starts here!
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Philadelphia magazine's Design Home. Over the next four months you will be able to follow our progress as we build our Design Home 2008. Watch and explore the exciting details as they come to life in this magnificent home. |
Glassware, dinnerware, and that teacup you saw on Oprah? Yes, yes, and heck yes. Enter Barry Terris and Warren Leighton’s Manor Home and Gifts and feel like you’re on a whirlwind tour as you check out detailed Italian majolica bowls and dishes, delicate blown glass from British Columbia, pewter crafted in South Africa, recycled glass pieces from California, and plenty, plenty more.
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