Table of Contents

How to Build a Bungalow A Forest Bungalow The California Bungalow: A Style of Architecture Which Expresses the Individuality and Freedom Characteristic of Our Western Coast A Small Bungalow Worth Studying Interesting Timber Construction in a California Bungalow Split Field Stone as Valuable Aid in the Building of Attractive Bungalows and Small Houses: By Charles Alma Byers "Summer Bungalows in Delaware, Designed to Afford Comfort in Little Space" A Mountain Bungalow Whose Appearance of Crude Construction Is the Result of Skilful Design An Example of Progressive Architecture from the Pacific Coast: By Helen Lukens Gaut A Charming and Inexpensive Cottage in the Bungalow Style: By Helen Lukens Gaut A California Bungalow Treated in Japanese Style: By Arnold L. Gesell "A California Bungalow of Stone and Shingle Worth Studying, Both in Design and Interior Finish" A California Bungalow of Originality and Charm How I Built My Bungalow: By Charlotte Dyer A Ranch Bungalow Embodying Many Modern Ideas: By Charles Alma Byers A Modern California House of the Spanish Type: By Della M. Echols The Barnacle: Transforming a Barn into a Bungalow: By Eunice T. Gray A Practical and Comfortable Bungalow Built by a Western Architect for His Own Home: By Charles Alma Byers A California Bungalow Planned for Comfort: By Laura Rinkle Johnson A Bachelor's Bungalow "A Six-Room Bungalow: Inexpensive, Comfortable and Attractive: By Charles Alma Byers" Vacation Bungalows that Appeal Besides as Homes of Comfort and Refreshment "Craftsman Houses Built for "Outdoor" Living" More Craftsman Bungalows for Country and Suburban Home-Builders The Evolution of Hillside Home: Raymond Riordon's Indiana Bungalow A Western Bungalow in Which Economy and Beauty Meet By Helen Lukens Gaut A Craftsman Bungalow Whose Owner Was His Own Architect A New Zealand Bungalow that Shows the True Craftsman's Art Cottage-Bungalow: A New Development in Intimate Home Architecture: Photographs by Helen Lukens Gaut Comfort and Economy Combined in Small Craftsman Homes What Two Thousand Dollars Will Accomplish in Building a Comfortable Home: By Charles Alma Byers "Briarwood": A Hillside Home Among the Trees" "The "Colonial Bungalow": A New and Charming Variation in Home Architecture: By Charles Alma Byers" Making the Bungalow Externally Attractive: By M. Roberts Conover A Story of Home-Making A Charming Simple Bungalow with Palatial Furnishings: By Charles Alma Byers

About the Author

Furniture maker and architect Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) was a leading spokesman for the American Craftsman movement, a design trend descended directly from the British Arts and Crafts movement.