The current issue of Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival – #2, Summer 2006 – includes an article on A&C-related weblogs. Mary Ellen Polson is kind enough to mention us in her article, along with plenty of worthier sites; she suggests getting started at houseblogs.net, which aggregates articles from over a dozen houseblogs (that is, weblogs not just about houses but about a particular house or remodel/restore project). Houseblogs is run by our good friends Aaron & Jeannie from House in Progress, and also includes an advice column and plenty of other useful goodness.
Polson also suggests Bill Champman’s enonhall.com, housemade.blogspot.com, run by an Oakland couple who are coming along quite nicely with their Spanish Revival bungalow, and prairiemod.com, an excellent and relatively new site devoted solely to the Prairie movement to the ideas and ideals of the Prairie School and its application to today’s modern life (thanks for the correction!).
Hello,
We appreciate the shout-out and compliment, but would like to point out that we aren’t dedicated “soley to the Prairie Movement” as you state, but instead to the ideas and ideals of the Prairie School and its application to today’s modern life — otherwise known as the PrairieMod lifestyle! Check us out at http://www.prairiemod.com for more information.
houseblogs is great