Bungalow
Brothers Charles and Henry Greene were architects who worked in the Arts & Crafts style, which emphasized hand crafting, in the sense of seeing the hand of the artist, and high quality, i.e. durability and aesthetic beauty. Like many others in the movement, their work was strongly influenced by Japanese architecture.
This was Nancy’s interpretation of one of the firm’s bungalows, which includes William Morris-style furnishings. Morris, a particularly influential designer, was also part of the Arts & Crafts movement.