The “Arts & Crafts” style and Bungalow House Plans
were popularized over a century ago, and are currently enjoying a new life in our time. — and for good reason. These styles offers beauty and strong, meaningful design elements that announce and nurture at the same time. Mark Stewart Bungalow House Plans have been very popular particularly on in-fill lots in the heart of the city.
Homeowners fall in love with them immediately !
M-1914 Bungalow House Plan
Bungalow House Plans generally include:
Decorative knee braces
Deep eaves with exposed rafters
Low-pitched roof, gabled or hipped.
1–1½ stories, occasionally two
Built-in cabinetry, beamed ceilings, simple wainscot are most commonly seen in dining and living room.
Large fireplace often with built-in cabinetry, shelves, or benches on either side
Dormers, shed, hipped or gabled.
Large, covered front porches with massive columns under extension of main roof.
Windows were typically double hung with multiple lights in the upper window and a single pane in the lower.
