WindsorONE Moldings 1900-1930: Rejecting the ornate moldings that characterized the Victorian era, the Classical Craftsman Style reflects the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement, with simple lines and unadorned details.

 

 
Representing an influential presence in American architectural history, the Classical Craftsman Style is inspired by the Arts and Crafts, Bungalow and Prairie movements. These movements rejectedVictorian era excesses and embraced the desire to emphasize “man-made” over “machine-made” materials. Simple square lines with rounded edges, the moldings from the Classical Craftsman Style are thick and hearty. In a time when most moldings have shrunk in size and thickness, these moldings stand boldly. Reviving the craftsmanship from decades before, this offering emphasizes clean, simple design and detailed workmanship.

The classical side of this Style is seen in the header cap, with the doors and windows reflecting the lines of the classical crown. Clean lines and classical details, taken directly from period molding catalogs, make these moldings versatile for a variety of homes.