Serial restorers end up in a 1920 bungalow in Portland, Oregon, which they’ve imbued with a timeless Asian aesthetic.

A modest yard is reimagined as garden rooms with verdant space for lounging, eating, even hanging out in a hot tub.

The history and style of the heyday bungalow with its exotic, 
Anglo–Indian associations and artistic naturalism.

Their house isn’t big, even with an upstairs rear addition. But with a pleasing plan and period details, it has been a charming bungalow home.

The old streetcar suburbs of Dallas and Fort Worth are home to a wealth of Arts & Crafts-period bungalows.

Not the typical Craftsman house, this transitional bungalow has elements of Victorian Shingle Style. It offers the elegance of the late 19th century with the honesty of Arts & Crafts design.

With a good eye, this couple made a tiny Santa Barbara bungalow a thing of beauty.

White or rustic? Bungalow-era kitchens may be basic in white, while revival kitchens are new interpretations, often unique.

The Literal camp tries to conceal technology. The Interpretative approach acknowledges the microwave oven and the dishwasher.

Do you want a true bungalow-era kitchen, or are you leaning toward a period-inspired kitchen of the Arts & Crafts Revival?

Grace, beauty and comfort can be found in this 1909 Wilson Plan bungalow.

There’s just no label, or precedence, for some of the gable ornaments and trim dreamed up by carpenters of the Arts & Crafts era.

A Santa Barbara native rescues a bungalow built in 1919, adding period woodwork to the interior.

An Easterner discovers California’s allure as she restores a modest house with very nice details and ample space for living outdoors.

Cued by childhood memories, homeowners in Portland, Oregon, got expert help to re-create a more authentic kitchen in their 1914 Bungalow. With a pantry and restored gas stove, it’s also a practical room.

Do a search at amazon.com and you’ll see there are dozens of books about Bungalows and the American Arts & Crafts movement.