American Bungalow is a quarterly magazine dedicated to homes of the early 20th century, the philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement and the bungalow lifestyle.  In this Spring 2020 issue, topics include a custom-built home in New Mexico, using historical trade catalogs to research your home, owner renovation projects, and more!

Featured Stories For Spring 2021:

BUNGALOW LIFESTYLE
Americana Soul
A musical duo consisting of husband and wife
find their tune in a 1917 St. Paul bungalow.
By Tim Counts

ON THE ROAD
A Visit To Torrey Pines
A reader visits a newly renovated Arts &
Crafts Hotel hidden away in La Jolla, California.
By Steve Davis

ALL IN THE FAMILY
A Tribute To Bungalow Pets
A historical overview and gallery celebrating
our companions and their place In our homes.
By Meg Groeling

COVER STORY
Greatness, Hidden From The Eye
Maintaining status as the family home in the
face of establishing new roots.
By John Brinkmann


PRESERVATION MADE PERSONAL
Our Love Affair With Old Houses Was Over
Famous last words.
By Leslie Dixon

CRAFTSMAN RENOVATION
Gulf Coast Showcase
American Bungalow returns to Florida
By Michael Baker

MODERN CRAFTSPEOPLE
A Cincinnati Craftsman From Scratch
The Barber family discovers that home is a
beautiful culmination of love, sweat, and vision. 
By Matt Hormann

And more! To view an online preview of this issue, click here.

Spring 2019 Edition Includes: A Minneapolis couple’s love of Arts and Crafts paves the way for a new home purchase, the Civilian Conservation Corps creates bungalow architecture, a look inside the preservation of a Lilian Bridgman home in Berkeley, and more!

Included in this issue of American Bungalow:

The Resurrection of Adelaidia - An intricate tale of family drama as told by a Pasadena Craftsman.

Mabel Dodge Luhan And Her Escape From Reality -  An heiress searches for enchantment in New Mexico.

The Rookery - A dream home comes true in the Tennessee Hills.

New Kitchen, New Life Together - What can happen when you talk to strangers about a kitchen restoration.

Warwick Manor- A Maryland manor steals the heart of a pediatrician.

And more!

The Summer edition includes:

Serendipity in a University Town
A craftsman home in Eugene, Oregon, reunites a family.

William Lees Judson: A Craftsman Among Stained Glass Legends
The endowment of glass artist William Lees Judson’s life on the Arroyo Seco.

Surrounded by History
Two decades of objects dear to the heart fill a couple’s St. Paul bungalow.

A Whimsical Bungalow Kitchen
A reader’s kitchen renovation odyssey– with a happy ending.

And More!

Living a Modern Life in a Historic Home 
A young family mixes history with modernity
in a 1915 bungalow.

Craftsman Intimacy on a Grand Scale 
A contemporary Craftsman that reflects
treasured memories.

Uses of the Past 
Toward a definition of Craftsman architecture.

An Inspired Craftsman 
The multi-faceted career of an Arts
and Crafts painter, muralist, engraver,
and illustrator.

Winnetka Heights:
Renewing Dallas’s Ideal Suburb
A tour of one of the area’s largest
historic districts.

And More!

This season's features include: 

"Collecting Memories"
A Dallas resident's passion for his bungalow and its furnishings.

"The Lilac House"
An unbuilt Greene and Greene home blooms in Oregon.

"Douglas Donaldson and His Peacocks"
An ode to a beautiful bird.

"Kitchen Leftovers"
American Bungalow serves a buffet of unused kitchen photos.

"Westwood Park: Living History in Modern San Francisco"
A bungalow neighborhood celebrates its centennial year.

And More!

First Issue of 2017. The Spring Edition includes:

30 Years In Heaven
A family bids a final farewell to their beloved
Stickley home in New Jersey.

Gustave Baumann's America
A nation’s variety inspires one of the finest
20th-century American printmakers.

The Final Touches of a Decades-Long Restoration
A Pasadena bungalow, lovingly brought
back to its original splendor.

Let There Be Light
Dr. Winter’s personal views on the darkness
of Arts and Crafts living.

San Diego's Mission Hills
A couple’s journey leads to historic district
protection for their neighborhood.


On the Cover: Undoing it right. Careful
research precedes every step of the ongoing
restoration of this Bungalow Heaven home
owned by a couple with a passion for historic
accuracy

Winter 2016 Issue of American Bungalow. Articles include:

The Neighborhood Spirit of Simplicity 
A close-knit group embraces “less is more” 
while preserving their neighborhood. 

An Artistic and Historical Haven 
The Southwest inspires the art of 
Maynard Dixon.

Bathing Beauties 
A gallery of never before published 
bathroom photos.

Arthur Jerome Eddy and the 
U-shaped House
Architect Arthur Jerome Eddy strays 
from the modern to build an “epoch of rest” 
in the Arts and Crafts style. 

Historical Purity in Boise        
The Weisers provide a glimpse into 
their Harrison Avenue bungalow in 
Boise, Idaho.

In this issue:

- A 1909 Stickley home endures loss, retains love.
- My Batchelder Bungalow: A Tilemaker’s Progress 
- An introduction to the history and influences of Ernest Batchelder.
-Ted Lovato embraces neighborhood life in his Ft. Worth, Texas bungalow.
-The Architecture of Elmer Grey
-Explore the Clifford Webster Barnes home designed by Elmer Grey.

In this issue:
-Corgis, Coventry, and Conservation in Pomona
-Rookwood Renaissance: Back In Queen City
-A Modern Craftsman Takes Root
-The Many Lives of a House
-Bungalows from the Past, for the Future
-Furnishing the Bungalow
-And More!

Welcome to Philotopia
Engineer Phil Blum discovers that balance
is the key to restoring his 102-year-old
Craftsman home in Pasadena, thereby
creating his own “Philotopia.”

Riverside’s Wood Streets:
Rediscovering a Practical Lifestyle 
Residents of Riverside, Calif., encourage
preservation and embrace an idyllic,
efficient lifestyle that promotes community,
proximity, and sustainability.

Historic Seattle Arts and Crafts Guild:
Good Company
20 years ago, a fun-loving group of Arts
and Crafts aficionados created the
Historic Seattle Arts and Crafts Guild to
share their hobby. Today, the Guild has
evolved into an organization of some of the
country’s top Arts and Crafts collectors
and educators.

A High-Tech Life, Gone to Pot 80
For Jacquie and John Walton, when one
door closes in California, another door
opens in Portland, Oregon, which leads to a
new life focused on community preservation,
and the opportunity to fulfill a dream of
creating ceramic pottery.

Urbanna Bungalow Rescue
In a new feature, Letters from Home,
reader Linda Tjossem tells the story of
how Walt Hurley and Robert Major bring a
dilapidated old eyesore back to its full
splendor in Urbanna, Va.

We combined our Fall and Winter editions into an extra-large Holiday Issue.  Featured articles include: When Life Gives You A Lemon House, John Gaw Meem, The Gustave Baumann House, Switzerland on the Arroyo, and many more!

Highlights from this new issue include:

Small House Large on Charm 
Owners team up with a local historic preservation organization to find and restore a Bungalow Heaven gem.

Apologies to the Navajo (And Their Neighbors) Part II
The influence of the American Indian cultures on a dealer and two architects.

Bungalow Heaven: Preserving A Neighborhood
The author of the seminal blog The Craftsman Bungalow shares the story of how Pasadena’s Bungalow Heaven neighborhood was preserved by the community as documented by filmmaker Joaquin Montalvan.

A Family Affair on Old Cape Cod
When the Walker family bought a Sears Kit beach cottage on the Cape Cod shore, they immersed themselves in Provincetown’s colorful local art scene, creating a home that has been cherished for generations.

…And More!

An Ongoing Spirit of Serenity: Acorn Cottage and Oak Acre Gardens  
Blending past and present, indoors and  outdoors, a Pennsylvania couple make  a bungalow’s history part of their own. 

Apologies to the Navajo (And Their Neighbors) 
Almost from its beginnings, the American  Arts and Crafts movement drew inspiration  from North America’s indigenous peoples.

The Harmony of a Craftsman
Inspired by Greene & Greene, musician  and record producer Richard Gibbs has  built a state-of-the-art studio inside a coastal Craftsman bungalow.

Pasadena’s Edens 
Climate change and drought prompt a  water-wise gardening movement.

A Craftsman Renaissance
History buffs do the research to restore  the past of a Portland bungalow. 


Highlights from our Winter 2014 Issue:

Prairie Persuasion
It took a while, but the 1913 Purcell and Elmslie house that amazed the Faheys when they first saw it as young newlyweds 35 years ago finally worked its magic on them, through the agencies of time and circumstance.

California on the Potomac
In the Maryland portion of the greater Washington metropolitan area, most bungalows are vague about their stylistic origins. This one confidently stands out from the crowd.

Craftsman Weekend 2014 
Pasadena’s annual Arts and Crafts celebration draws devotees.

The Huntington Japanese House: A Restoration Tale
The restoration of this gem, first commissioned in 1903 in Pasadena then acquired by Henry Huntington for his new San Marino estate in 1911, is exquisite testimony to cross-cultural craftsmanship over the span of a century.

A Family Bond: Craftmanship Is In the Blood
When Justin and Laura Whipple started their business, they wanted a house with lots of outdoor area for their young daughters.
Drawing on Austin’s father’s experience as a Craftsman builder, they found it in a tiny Portland Craftsman across the street.

Ramona’s Legacy: The Missions Revived
Helen Hunt Jackson’s blockbuster 1884 novel Ramona did little to aid the cause of the Native Americans she revered, but it did help
spawn the Mission Revival in architecture, which gracefully adapted many of its amenities from the Arts and Crafts movement.

In this Fall 2014 issue: A 21st century leaded-glass artisan discovers an unknown predecessor, an upbeat couple rescue a down-on-its-luck bungalow, New Mexico magic inspires wilderness preservation and simple bungalow life, and more!

In this issue:

An early Greene & Greene adapts to 21st-century Arts and Crafts living, A father and son team up to create a home with a cozy legacy, The shared love of a mountain, a lodge and a home bonds two couples, a tribute to a worthy Canadian Arts and Crafts architect, and more!

In this issue:

The Foss Company of Pasadena
(Farmer’s son Robert Foss brought his  building skills from New Hampshire to sunny California, heading a design/build firm that bridged the gap between the commercial  interests of the builder and the artistic realm  of the architect.)

A New American Arts and Crafts  Destination
(AB’s  antiques expert takes you on a delicious tour of one of the top Arts and  Crafts collections in the country, the  Two Red Roses Collection.) and much more..

In this issue: 

An arts & crafts vernacular rediscovered (An unsung buffalo builder stands tall in the company of Wright and Olmsted.)

Three love affairs and a bungalow (From condemned building to award-winning bungalow!) and much more..

Highlights from this issue include:

Fall 2013 A Good Surprise Doing most of the restoration herself, Sonja Dahl found delight around every corner.

Choosing Bungalow Exterior Paint Colors
A guide to making the most of craftsman paint colors.

Family Album Cleveland Heights, Oceanside, Clayton & more are featured this issue. Click here to submit your home for consideration!

In This Issue: 

Sense and Sensibility, Staying Put in Parkside, Shedding Light on Roycroft Lamps, Living Green in a Historic Chicago Bungalow and more

In This Issue: 

In Nature’s Embrace, A Home as a Way of Life,  At Home with Modernity, Fire on the River, The Bungalow Guy Builds a New Portland Bungalow and more

Issue 100 Spring 2021

Issue 99 Fall 2019

Issue 98 Spring 2019

Issue 97 Fall 2018

Issue 96 Summer 2018

Issue 95 Spring 2018

Issue 94 Summer 2017

Issue 93 Spring 2017

Issue 92 Winter 2016

Issue 91 Fall 2016

Issue 90 Summer 2016

Issue 89 Spring 2016

87-88 Holiday Double Issue

Issue 86 Summer 2015

Issue 85 Spring 2015

Issue 84 Winter 2014

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American Bungalow Magazine - Issue 99 Fall 2019

American Bungalow Magazine - Issue 99 Fall 2019

In this issue

PERIOD PIECES

Stickley, HARLEY-DAVIDSON, and The Road Taken

NATURAL WORLD, DIGITAL LENS: AT HOME WITH WILDFLOWER GRAPHICS

AND A FEELING RUNS THROUGH IT

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