New Year,
New Collector Edition

In 2000, Stickley launched a new program with an experimental goal: to create a unique,...

People Skills: The Hands that Make Stickley

We talk quite a lot in this blog about the vision that went into building...

The Softer Side: Stickley Fine Upholstery

While Arts and Crafts conjures images of sturdy cases and stunning wood grains, upholstered furniture...

Crafting a Better Way

In a 1906 article in The Craftsman, you’ll find as good a summary of the...

More than Mission: Stickley’s Wide-Ranging Styles

For many Americans, the Stickley name is synonymous with Mission furniture, and rightly so. But...

A Tale of Two Families: The Stickleys and the Audis – PART TWO

E.J. Audi Fine Furniture was one of the dealers that stuck by Stickley even as...

A Tale of Two Families: The Stickleys and the Audis – PART ONE

The left photograph above, taken at an annual birthday party, shows Leopold Stickley and his...

The Many Lives of Mission

In home décor as in life, fashions come and go, and there’s no denying that...

Stickley Contract: Our Furniture Beyond the Home

Leopold Stickley decided in 1902 to leave his brother Gustav’s United Crafts workshop, where he...

Stroll Through the Years
at Fayetteville’s
Stickley Museum

Shortly after Alfred and Aminy Audi purchased L. & J.G. Stickley from Louise Stickley in...

Human/Nature: The British Roots of Arts and Crafts

  If there were any doubt as to who set Gustav Stickley on the Arts...

Harvey Ellis: A lasting impression

  “Altogether, he is to be regretted as one who possessed the sacred fire of...