Bungalows

Clean lines and balanced proportions are the key ingredients for this classic trim treatmentby Tucker Windover

Adding a third floor doesn't always mean on top of the second storyby Scott Grice

Tripled in size, this house went from a weekend cottage to a home for four and still fits quietly into its old neighborhood

Tripled in size, this house went from a weekend cottage to a home for four and still fits quietly into its old neighborhoodby Charles Moore

Composed vignettes and interior views distinguish a modest Portland bungalowby Maria LaPiana

Open up the ceiling, rearrange the plan, and this kitchen feels a lot bigger without adding much floor spaceby Warren Lloyd

Eight signature design elements transform a brick ranchby Daniel S. Morrison

Small, smart, and beautiful, this kitchen makes the most of a modest additionby Deborah Kadas

After 100 years, these well-crafted homes still make sense for the way we liveby M. Caren Connolly, Louis Wasserman

Expanding the kitchen into a neglected porch fills it with daylight and a view of the private, wooded backyardby Eric Gill

A Chicago couple makes imaginative use of stock cabinets and salvaged materials to rebuild an old kitchenby Leah Moskoff

An architect adds a new first floor under his house to gain space and better views of Puget Soundby Frank Karreman

A Seattle couple breathes new life into a classic old-world charmerby M. Caren Connolly, Louis Wasserman

Mixing historical detail and modern design makes a cheery new space fit a Victorian-style bungalowby Sherri Buffa

Detailing and proportion are early 20th century; comfort and efficiency are right up to dateby David M. French

Lay out the curved plates with a trammel, then use them as a bending form for laminated trimby Spencer Horn

A new second story on independent footings straddles an old houseby Eric K. Rekdahl

When it comes to deciding whether your house should be conventional or a carnival, something's gotta giveby Margot Starbuck