1920s craftsman bungalow exterior

I ran across another supply of color bungalow pictures from the early 1900s. I'm going to backdate this blog post so folks won't see this at the top of their reader. These are mostly for google searches anyway. I like to do what I can to support accuracy in bungalow exterior remodels. These houses are from a book titled "Book of Home Building and Decoration," by Henry Collins Brown, published in 1912. These houses are from a house plan catalog put out by Central Lumber in 1920. This set of…

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Image 1 of 14 from project Pleasant Ridge MI 1920’s Bungalow Exterior Remodel | MainStreet Design Build | Photograph by Alicia Gbur Photography

2548 Vineville Ave, Macon, GA 31204 $315,000 ~ Sold on 08/27/2020 Fabulous move-in ready 1914 craftsman in the popular Vineville Neighborhood!

No home is quite as cozy as a bungalow, and HGTV.com is obsessed with these historic homes that have a new lease on life.

Craftsman-style homes are known for their charming simplicity and custom details. This architectural style is often used for small bungalows.

The Craftsman Bungalow were first popular around the years 1900 – 1929, but it has since taken another turn in popularity in new build homes. The main features in this style of home are the low-pitched, gabled roof, front or corner porch under the rooflines, columns supporting the roof or porch. They can usually have a front, side or cross gabled. If you’re like me, this is my absolute favorite type of housing style. Just wanted to share a few of my favorite!

Fixer upper. This spacious arts & crafts bungalow needs your help. The home has a nice large front porch & many great original features including the original wood windows.