Craftsman apartment

When a couple with a penchant for DIY, crafting and art share a home, the result is a beautiful space filled with geometric patterns, textiles and mid-century furniture.

These homes break down the most iconic features of this Craftsman style aesthetic and prove that it’s all about the details.

Heidi Caillier brought a tasteful touch of pattern and texture to the 1910 home

This owner of this historic home wonderfully blends old and new. She says when decorating a historic home, you should keep a running list of items you’re looking for — and measurements: "You never know when you’ll stumble across the perfect fit."

115 years in the making, this elegantly restored 1905 Craftsman beauty sits prominently overlooking Echo Park Lake in historic Angelino Heights.

Name: Kathryn Bentley & David ScheidLocation: Echo Park – Los Angeles, CaliforniaSize: 800 square feetYears lived in: 2 years Craftsman love! Every time Kathryn and David start the search for a new apartment with more space, they are reminded how lucky they are to live in a space with the original architectural details beautifully restored.

Name: Steve Reidell and Stacey MarquardtLocation: Humboldt Park — Chicago, IllinoisSize: 1200 square feetYears lived in: 3 — rented At the risk of sounding creepy, I am enamored with Steve and Stacey and their amazing style. Not only do they both have cool jobs, theyalso live in this fabulously decorated vintage apartment. Plus, Stacey is a DIY Queen — a girl after my own heart! What is not to love?! Steve is a DJ and the man behind The Hood Internet.

HGTV.com presents a newly remodeled 1910 Craftsman-style home in San Diego, Calif., with a warm, wood-infused interior and traditional details like wainscoting, stained glass, and antique furniture.