1920s bungalow

Rehab Addict host Nicole Curtis is giving a turn-of-the-century bungalow a second chance to be the cute and cozy home it once was. A crumbling brick facade, leaking roof and unfinished attic are renovated along with a living room, dining room, bathroom and master suite. See the surprising before-and-afters here.

Remodeling this bungalow was a challenge at times, but it gave Rebecca the opportunity to start over in a place that was truly hers.

Fixer upper. This spacious arts & crafts bungalow needs your help. The home has a nice large front porch & many great original features including the original wood windows.

Our downsizing dreams have finally come to fruition! Last month, I moved our family into a new home! Today, I’m showing you around the new digs. Here’s the full tour of our 1920s bungalow in all her uncluttered glory! …

Hi All, We are looking to paint the exterior of our house and have been leaning toward a darker blue-grey with white trim and red or natural wood door. Wondering if this will be too dark and whether we should do a lighter pewter or neutral toned grey. Also planning to eventually do a stone veneer fo...

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Renovations to this 1920s bungalow in the Avondale neighborhood of Birmingham required a precise, but light touch in the effort to improve the overall layout while still retaining its humble craftsman architectural character. To this end, the original casings were matched at new openings, cumbersome interior French doors were removed throughout, and the reconfigured kitchen […]

The 1920s bungalow in Ibthorpe, Hampshire has been transformed by engineer James Kater and his TV producer partner Georgina Wilson who were looking for land to build a house on in 2011.