craftsman bungalows
Low-pitched-roof homes
Craftsman bungalows are a style of American residential architecture that flourished in the early twentieth century, characterized by low-pitched roofs with wide eaves, exposed rafters and beams, tapered columns supporting covered porches, and an emphasis on handcrafted woodwork and natural materials.
The style emerged as a reaction against Victorian ornamentation, favoring simplicity and connection to the outdoors.
The neighborhood is full of restored craftsman bungalows from the 1920s.
- early 20th century1900s first decades
- flower bedsCultivated planting areas
- front porchCovered entry deck
- sleeping porchScreened room for nighttime rest
- natural stoneUnmanufactured geological material
river rock · stained glass · dormer windows · pergolas · picket fences · native plants · stone pathways · American suburbs · brick masonry · hardwood flooring · shade trees · pendant lighting · area rugs · ceramic tiles · birdbaths · hedges · vegetable gardens · urban expansion
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Elaborate 1800s residences
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Large, stately houses
palaces · high-rise apartments · skyscrapers · estates · manor houses
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Identical houses built together
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