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Fall 1999

BUNGALOW FEATURES:

Cover Feature
Glensheen: A Craftsman Country Estate
by Michelle Gringeri-Brown
A little-known Craftsman treasure on Lake Superior.

Interiors
Attention to Detail: Bathing Beauties
by Ann Christoph
A modest addition yields great period-style baths.

Arts & Crafts Lodges
Seven Pines Lodge: A Historic Wisconsin Retreat
by Krista Finstad Hansone
Getting away from it all in rustic Arts and Crafts cabins.

Collectors
El Retiro
by Josephine Wortham
A furniture collection built over time fills a comfortable Craftsman home.

Exteriors
How Shall I Paint My House?
by Robert Schweitzer
Color schemes that can make your bungalow shine.

Show Us What You’ve Done:
A Labor of Love
by John Muse
A little bungalow with big ideas in upstate New York.

In a Bungalow with You: A Window to the Past
by Tim Counts
A bungalow-themed sing-along tune rediscovered.

DEPARTMENTS AND CRAFTSMAN RESOURCES:

A Letter from the Publisher

Open House: Letters to the Editor
Opinions and suggestions from our readers.

Family Album
Eight more distinctive bungalows from house-proud owners.

Bungalow Recipes Worth Preserving
Homey food from the past to grace your table.

Books
Outside the Bungalow: America’s Arts & Crafts Garden
by Paul Duchscherer and Douglas Keister
Review by Bonnie Poppe.

Profiles
Historic Lighting
by Peter Bennett
The Portland trailblazer helped turned the Pacific Northwest on to Arts & Crafts.

From Our Friends
Settle Down…
by Cathy Christovich
It looks great. But can you sit on it?

American Bungalow News
Winter and Spring events, preservation upgrades and news from the Arts and Crafts world.