Cottage bungalow

Once seen as cheap and old-fashioned, bungalows are enjoying a revival. After falling out of favour in the 1990s, they're back in fashion, rising in value in recent years far more than any other property type.

Cottage-style homes are distinguished by their cozy, welcoming appearance. Use these examples of cottage design to inspire your quaint retreat.

How do you maximize space when creating a traditional Southern cottage? We've got all the answers here from an Atlanta architect.

This cottage may be tiny, but it's big on charm.

Pearmain Cottage - Turnbull-008 | Border Oak

A dated home gets a fresh look in this (virtual) cute cottage makeover! Add curb appeal with these easy ideas, no matter what the style of your home.

The Craftsman Bungalow were first popular around the years 1900 – 1929, but it has since taken another turn in popularity in new build homes. The main features in this style of home are the low-pitched, gabled roof, front or corner porch under the rooflines, columns supporting the roof or porch. They can usually have a front, side or cross gabled. If you’re like me, this is my absolute favorite type of housing style. Just wanted to share a few of my favorite!

This completely rebuilt Gloucester bungalow has been transformed with a modern, light touch and big Scandi influence.

Unable to find their forever home, this couple built their own oak-framed cottage, complete with an eclectic interior

This design has a traditional Irish cottage front with traditional form and vernacular. The rear of the property is where the licence to introduce architectural flair was given, this is evident in …

Welcome to the first installment of the ELEMENTS OF HOME series. Each month I plan to showcase a different residential style here on the blog. It is my hope that by laying out the basics of each home style, you will be able to determine which suits your lifestyle and preferences the most. When…

Dreaming of a yellow cottage with a porch and garden.

Saving the beaten-down wood beams and trusses in this Costa Mesa home was just step one for designer Raili Clasen. Tour the finished bungalow here.

Bungalow Bliss With an adventurous client and an existing house, anything is possible. Bungalow Bliss is the complete transformation of an existing dwelling. Formerly dark and cellular, the interior is now open and filled with natural light. When working within an existing home, no matter how humble, identifying potential is key. On this project many..

A relaxed outdoor haven was the starting point for this Melbourne renovation, helping to inform many of the indoor inclusions. Take a look inside.