American Bungalow Magazine - The Magazine published in the interest of preserving and restoring the modest American 20th Century Home, the Bungalow, and the rich lifestyle that it affords.

In 2012, we celebrate trees in all their seasons with a special gift for our subscribers: four lithographed art prints in a unique series commissioned especially for American Bungalow. “The Wisdom of Trees” by renowned artist, Yoshiko Yamamoto.

You’ll receive a high quality 8″ x 10″ full-color lithograph of a fine art print suitable for framing. As as always, subscribers receive the more collectible edition of the magazine, with the cover free of any price code or promotional copy.

These beautiful art posters are found only in the subscriber edition, which cannot be purchased at the newsstand. Click here to start your start your subscription today.

Congratulations to December’s photo contest winner–with 33 “likes,” Christopher Payne’s Chicago Bungalow done up in Holiday Lights. January’s contest is just getting started–post your bungalow photo on our Facebook wall, and be sure to tell your friends to “like” your post!

What’s growing in your bungalow garden? We’re looking for great shots of real bungalow gardens for our column, In the Bungalow Garden. Post your photos on our Facebook wall, and your garden could be featured on the pages of our magazine!

Happy Holidays From American Bungalow!

Beginning in February and in each 2012 issue of American Bungalow,  subscribers will again receive a collectible, never-before-seen lithographed print in a new series by renowned Arts and Crafts artist Yoshiko Yamamoto, known for her evocative block prints.

Yoshiko’s exclusive series for American Bungalow subscribers will feature four distinctive trees, each in its season, accompanied by a heartwarming adage. The full-color 8×10″ lithographs will be ready for framing and display in a place of honor in your Arts and Crafts home. This series is a gift to subscribers only- it will not be included in newsstand copies.

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Congratulations to November’s American Bungalow Facebook Photo Contest Winner, Lauren Pair of Washington D.C. Lauren wins a full year’s subscription to American Bungalow. December’s contest is just getting started! Get your photos in, and tell your friends to “like” your post! Let’s see Arts and Crafts homes dressed in their holiday finery!

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Winter 2011

Issue Highlights:

Bungalow Kitchens: Changing with the Times
 In the second installment in our kitchen series, we bring you an assortment of kitchens from homes featured in articles past, all showcasing your favorite room in the house.

Rust Belt Rising: Learning from the Motor City
Home and garden tours, concert series, lively neighborhood associations—in Detroit?

Four Women Visionaries of the American Arts and Crafts Era
Well ahead of their contemporaries, these artists from four regions of North America expressed their love of nature through an art form that made art affordable to the masses and that graces the walls of bungalows to this day.

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From Issue 71, Fall 2011

Sensible, practical and snug, the humble bungalow has always been the very definition of sustainability-generations before most of us had ever heard the word.

The full article can be viewed here.

From Issue 70:
When a physician advised 70-year-old Frank Lloyd Wright to find a gentler clime to escape from the harsh winters of his beloved Wisconsin, he naturally turned to his other love: Arizona.

Making the 1800-mile drive with him in a ragtag cross-country caravan were dozens of young apprentices of his bourgeoning architectural school. Perhaps fueled by the failure of the grand hotel in the desert, this would be a second chance to create organic architecture in a hostile environment. And he would do it all, rock by rock, with the muscle of the Taliesin Fellowship. (Click here for more)

Congratulations to Fay Jones Day and her daughter Angela Rainsberger, winners of October’s photo contest with a whopping 29 likes! November’s contest is just getting started—get your photos posted. And, be sure to invite your friends to stop in, LIKE our page and LIKE your photo as well. The winner receives a year’s subscription to American Bungalow magazine. Thanks for playing!

Congratulations to Yvonne Rehg Smith, September’s winner in our Bungalow photo contest. October’s contest is just getting started, so get your bungalow pics posted here today!Post your pics on our Facebook Page, and don’t forget to tell your friends to vote!

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