Craftsman Bungalow (1900-1935)

One or one-and-a-half stories
Low-pitched roof usually hipped or gabled, sometimes with a clipped gable.
Wide covered porches across the front.
Deep eaves with exposed rafter tails and beams, elaborated rafter ends.
Natural materials indigenous to location (exception: kit homes)
Open floor plan
Dormers: shed, gabled, hipped, sometimes in combination
Windows, double-hung, multiple lights over single pane below. Multiple windows appear together in banks.
Shingle siding is common, although brick and other materials are used.