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.

Issue Highlights from Summer 2011:

A Rustic Cottage Rooted in the
Pacific Northwest
By Tim Counts
With soaring ceilings juxtaposed with a head-scraping dining room, this quirky Oregon home is a study in charming contrasts.

Mindful Design for a Brutal Land
By Kathleen Donohue
Built by hand with the muscle of the Taliesin Fellowship, Frank Lloyd Wright’s “floating ship on the desert” is still home to some of the original members— and to a unique architectural school.

The Legacy of Stickley
What began as a young student’s walk
through the old Stickley factory for a
research project became a challenge to
tell the furniture makers’ complete story,
beyond Arts and Crafts.

Where Are All the Camperdown Elms?
A subscriber’s letter sends us in search
of a tree we’d never heard of and results
in a new feature.

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