1920s craftsman bungalows

Home Town's Erin and Ben Napier help a singer-songwriter update a vintage home, creating a vibrant, bohemian vibe -- and something extra-special in the backyard.

189 Sandusky St, Plymouth, OH 44865. $25,000 Pending after 3 days on market Sold on July 29, 2021 for $30,001 c.1923 Fixer Upper Craftsman Bungalow in P

This home plan version was based on some of the low country homes of Beaufort, NC. Low country style or an Arts and Crafts version Built-in area for entertainment center that hides away Great one level living. Crafted Green Home widths are based on 4' increments - less waste during construction. Bump outs are kept to a minimum. Extra corners are expensive, energy inefficient, and time consuming to build. Roof line is simple. Less waste and complication means savings that can be put into…

A simple drywall-and-paint job revealed some deep, dark secrets

Remodeling this bungalow was a challenge at times, but it gave Rebecca the opportunity to start over in a place that was truly hers.

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.

This house has many of the extras that bungalow lovers look for - hardwood floors, pocket doors (3 sets), box beam ceilings in three rooms, a plate rail in the dining room, five fireplaces, a grand wooden staircase with two landings, original light fixtures, and extensive woodwork that has never been painted. There is also a butler's pantry that has a 1/2 bath added, and granite countertops in the kitchen with a four-seat eating bar. There is a great front porch that is the entire width of…

I have such love for my historic house, but I’ve shamefully been neglecting the exterior paint. The tired finish was peeling and the faded colors did no justice to the architectural beauty of my 1915 craftsman bungalow. It was time for a change - a transformation that would honor the home's history