Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, Art museum in downtown St. Petersburg, United States.

The Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement is an art museum in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, housed in a five-story building with galleries, a library, and a theater. The collection covers furniture, pottery, metalwork, textiles, and architectural elements made by American craftspeople in the early decades of the 20th century.

A private collector started acquiring Arts and Crafts pieces in the 1990s and later set up a foundation to bring the project to life. The museum opened its doors in 2021, making it one of the first spaces in the country dedicated entirely to this movement.

The museum's name comes from the American Arts and Crafts movement (c. 1880–1920), which championed handwork over factory production. Its period installations let visitors step into that world: a complete wood-paneled room by Greene and Greene, a custom-tiled bathroom, a boathouse floor by Grueby Faience & Tile Company, and a 600-tile mural from Rookwood Pottery.

The museum is in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, so it fits naturally into a walk around the area. Plan to spend a good chunk of time there, as five floors of galleries take a while to cover at a comfortable pace.

The museum holds a complete wood-panelled room by the Greene brothers' firm Greene and Greene, plus a boathouse floor made by the Grueby Faience & Tile Company and a 600-tile mural from Rookwood Pottery. These period installations let visitors step into whole interiors rather than view single objects.