American Bungalow Magazine - Issue 85 Spring 2015

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An Ongoing Spirit of Serenity: Acorn Cottage and Oak Acre Gardens
Blending past and present, indoors and outdoors, a Pennsylvania couple make a bungalow’s history part of their own.

Apologies to the Navajo (And Their Neighbors)
Almost from its beginnings, the American Arts and Crafts movement drew inspiration from North America’s indigenous peoples.

The Harmony of a Craftsman
Inspired by Greene & Greene, musician and record producer Richard Gibbs has built a state-of-the-art studio inside a coastal Craftsman bungalow.

Pasadena’s Edens
Climate change and drought prompt a water-wise gardening movement.

A Craftsman Renaissance
History buffs do the research to restore the past of a Portland bungalow.

American Bungalow Magazine Description:

American Bungalow is a quarterly magazine dedicated to homes of the early 20th century, the philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement and the bungalow lifestyle. Since issue No. 1 of American Bungalow premiered in the fall of 1990, interest in bungalow architecture and Arts and Crafts-style furnishings, antiques and collectibles has surged nationwide, as well as in Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Readers with 21st century sensitivities to the ecology, organic gardening and the “local” movement find that living in these 100-year-old homes contributes to the stability of the planet and provides a manageable, sensible yet rich way of life.

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