Arts and crafts bungalow

Handcrafted, simple and well-made, the Arts and Crafts movement inspired many homes you'll find across America today.

The bungalow (1900–1930) had close ties to the Arts & Crafts movement, an affinity made stronger during the recent revival, when thousands of bungalows have been upgraded to standards set by Gustav Stickley and his The Craftsman magazine.

The ultimate guide to craftsman colors. How to choose them, how to use them, where, when, and why. We talk about all aspects of choosing...

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Read 5 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Shows interior architectural details, furnishings, and built-in features of a variety of Cra…

Living Room, Segers House (1915), Los Altos, California: Paul Duchscherer designed the 2003 restoration and remodel of this imposing Craftsman style home. The fireplace surround and hearth, with it…

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

How do you achieve a balance between design and nature when the yard is bare and the walkway nondescript? Start with a clear (but organic) Arts & Crafts landscape design, then practice a little benign neglect.

Practical yet old-fashioned, straightforward yet edgy with color, this Pasadena kitchen in a 1922 house has an apron-front sink, stylish white cabinets, built-ins, and original light fixtures. Here’s the homeowner’s story.

From the turn of the 20th century until the World War II, window treatments moved from Victorian excess through Arts & Crafts simplicity and then settled into classic historical styles.