Gustav Stickley: Pioneer of Arts and Crafts

Gustav Stickley transformed American design with his Mission furniture, combining honesty, functionality, and impeccable craftsmanship. His magazine, The Craftsman, and Craftsman homes shaped the Arts and Crafts movement, making

Stickley Mission furniture timeless icons of American style.

Leopold Stickley: Dean of Cabinet Makers

Leopold Stickley, co-founder of L. & J.G. Stickley, upheld standards of elite
craftsmanship for over six decades. He adapted to evolving tastes, leading with
collections like the legendary Cherry Valley line of colonial revival furniture.

In 1956, Leopold was named the “Revered Dean of Cabinet Makers” by leading publications, a testament to his impact on American furniture.

The Audi Family: Reviving a Legacy

In 1974, Alfred and Aminy Audi saved Stickley from decline, reviving its Mission collection in 1989 and sparking an Arts and Crafts renaissance. Today,
their commitment to Stickley’s tradition of quality and craftsmanship has
cemented its place as a leader in the furniture world.