Pewabic Pottery

William H. H. S. Jones Built 1903 10125 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48214

Arts and Crafts 85%
Colonial Revival 60%

Pewabic Pottery is a notable arts and crafts pottery studio located in Detroit, Michigan. Established in the early 20th century, it is significant for its role in the American art pottery movement and its influence on decorative arts.

Architectural Styles

Arts and Crafts

85%

The Arts and Crafts style is shown in the building’s use of natural materials and craftsmanship, featuring handcrafted brickwork and timber framing.

Exposed timber framing
Handcrafted brick details
Symmetrical design
Natural materials

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Colonial Revival

60%

Elements of Colonial Revival are evident in the symmetrical facade and the classic roofline, reflecting a nostalgic view of early American architecture.

Symmetrical facade
Gabled roof
Double-hung windows
Front porch

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Notable Features

Distinctive chimney with decorative tiles
Handmade pottery displayed
Historic significance in American art pottery

Historical Context

Built in 1903, the Pewabic Pottery building represents the Arts and Crafts movement in America and has contributed significantly to the development of decorative arts during that era.