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From young families to retirees, the bungalow is almost always a perfect choice. It offers mobility and charm, especially when combined with contemporary design. This freestanding home can be modest or high-spec, depending on your home living choices. Whatever style you choose, the bungalow will always beat two-story homes with the sense of intimacy its architecture offers.
If you want to live in a home that boasts of enduring appeal, take a look at these nine inspiring bungalow styles.
A light front with beige roofing makes this bungalow easy on the eye. The green manicured lawn just adds extra freshness that underscores the house's neutral facade.
Providing strong contrast against the pale stone garden floor, this bungalow's bold green and red coating will surely catch any passerby's attention.
With its height, this tiny home promises airy interiors. It'd take time for anyone to check out the inside though, considering how much time would be spent on Instagram-ming its quirky exterior.
It may seem ordinary at first sight, but this wide bungalow hides a spacious courtyard and wooden terrace, making it suitable for a family. Click here to see more details.
This low-cost single-level home is surrounded by glass doors -- front, back, sides -- so expect a generous stream of sunlight. When opened, homeowners can enjoy the breeze to their heart's content. With white interiors, the whole look is clean, spacious and bright.
A Japanese-style flat-level architecture exudes a Zen feel, so this design makes a great choice for those seeking to come home to a stress-free, calming home.
The traditional tiled roofing is the most characteristic aspect of this one-and-a-half-story home. You don't have to box yourself in if you choose to live in a bungalow. As seen in this photo, you can carve special niche in any corner of your bungalow to give yourself an airy outdoor nook to relax in anytime of day.
Coated in all white, this simple detached family home sits in a vast grassy plot. A fine example of strong and unique architecture, the house is divided into two long, narrow stretches connected by a flat roof. Open and covered terraces with timber wood provide homeowners multiple choices for outdoor recreation.
This tiny home opens itself to sunshine during the day and a cool breeze at night with its beautiful wood sliding doors.
Simple yet not boring, this rectangular structure actually boasts of high ceilings and spacious interiors. And please, will you take a look at that trail entrance?
Stone and concrete give this modern bungalow a strong, minimalist feel.
