Seth A Leeb Architect

  Have you heard of Arts and Crafts architecture, but aren’t sure what it is, where it originated, or how popular it is? You’ve probably seen many Arts and Crafts homes over the years, even if you weren’t aware of the architectural style. In this article, we’ll share a bit more about why we love this historical design and why it’s still popular with many homeowners and architects today.  What is Arts and Crafts architecture? This architectural style emerged in the early 19th century in both Great Britain and America, and was a response to modernization and industrialization across the building industry. The Arts and Crafts movement advocated for craftsmanship and handiwork, both of which came under threat by mass production, and encouraged people to embrace traditional craftsmanship when building their homes.  What are some modern examples of Arts and Crafts architecture? Bungalows, certain English country-style homes, certain French and Dutch colonial homes are designed in the Arts an

Summer is quickly approaching, and with the longer days and warmer temperatures, it’s the perfect time to tackle all the DIY projects you’ve been wanting to do around the house. While larger, more complex projects will of course require a   residential architect , there are plenty of home projects you can do on your own while enjoying the summer sunshine. And many of them are projects that your whole family can do together. Re-paint the exterior of your home Did you know that adding a fresh coat of paint to the exterior of your house can increase its value? Head to your local paint store where you’ll find high-quality paints and all the supplies you need to get the job done. If the trim around your windows, doorways, and other areas need touching up, this is a great opportunity to do that as well. Redesign your landscaping It’s no secret that plants, shrubs, trees, and flowers add a special something to your property. It’s often the first thing people notice when they approach your hom