Our clients, a busy family of four, bought a beautiful 100 year-old center-hall colonial in NW Washington, DC. They brought us on board to highlight their home's beautiful original architectural details and to create an inviting and modern family-friendly home where they can relax with their young girls and entertain with ease.  We focused on lighting, paint, wall coverings, and furnishings throughout the home. Pictured here are the living room, dining room, daughter's room, office, guest bedroom, and very small guest bathroom, which was remodeled.

This home had great bones but the kitchen and breakfast area were outdated and not functional. Our goal for the space was to transform it into a beautiful and functional hub where the young family of four could not only gather but also host with ease. We stayed within the current footprint and combined the kitchen and breakfast area to create one large room by leveling the ceiling and removing the cased opening.

Our clients don’t shy away from color, so we opted for green custom cabinetry around the perimeter of the room and paired it with walnut accents to add warmth and depth. Soapstone countertops and backsplash keep with the moody vibe and the beautiful veining in the stone creates a soft and organic feel. 

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Our goal for this kitchen and dining room renovation was to make every inch of space functional and purposeful for a family of five (plus one VERY sweet Golden Retriever).

We eliminated the formal dining room, which had become a dumping ground for backpacks and sports gear, and opted for an expanded, eat-in kitchen with smart storage solutions and dedicated zones.

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It was important that the space felt cozy and integrated with the rest of home so we opted for warm and timeless materials like limestone, walnut, and brass.  

Welcome to our first bachelor pad! We were honored to transform this new condo into an inviting and sophisticated home where our client can relax, host, and work.  And the results are making us want to drink highballs while listening to Rosemary Clooney.

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We started with a blank slate and kept the furnishings clean and modern to reflect the building's architecture and our homeowner's personal style. Wallcoverings, window treatments, and textiles add texture and make the spaces feel tailored. We kept the palette warm with wood, brass, and rust accents paired with blues, greens, and black. The result is a home that feels masculine, inviting, and unique. 

We jumped at the opportunity to collaborate with our clients when they purchased a dream property in the Catskills. The five-acre property included a small cottage and a stunning main building - a yurt built by hand in the mid- 1970s - which previously served as a pre-school. 

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For this project, our clients had a clear vision for the main building (a.k.a. the "Octagon"). We worked alongside KWS Architecture to transform the Octagon into a functional and beautiful home for a family of five while honoring its unique architecture, history, and stunning views. The result is a study in what can be achieved when the homeowners and their team collaborate, let things unfold naturally and go for it. 

Neutral and warm for the win! Our client wanted to create a home that felt tranquil, inviting, and sophisticated. To create a sense calm, we kept her spaces minimal and neutral throughout and we played with texture to create visual interest and up the cozy factor.  

Our goal for this third-floor owner's suite was to add some character to this new build and make the spaces functional yet elevated and inviting. This floor is the private area of the residence where our clients hang out as a family, get ready for their day, work out, and relax. We created a dressing room, which turned out to be our favorite space, out of an oddly-shaped pass-through room so that also serves as a drop zone, charging station, and spot for the Peloton. 

For our Ninth Street project, we worked closely with our clients to ensure that every corner has a purpose and everything has a home. Our goal was to provide creative storage solutions and to keep things within easy reach to make daily activities for this family of four ease-filled and fun. The result is a home that feels effortless, personal, and compelling. 

In this Victorian stunner in Capitol Hill, our scope included a complete overhaul of the English basement, including adding a full bathroom, guest bedroom, and connecting stairs to the main level, a full kitchen renovation, and new flooring and furnishings throughout. Our goal was to elevate the home’s architectural details including original millwork, pocket doors, and fireplaces while creating a relaxed and effortless vibe for a young family of four.

In this historic farmhouse in Chevy Chase, Maryland, we furnished the entire main level of the home including the living room, study, dining room, and kitchen eating area for an empty nester who was ready for a fresh start in her home. We honored the simplicity of the farmhouse-style of the home and layered in feminine prints and shapes to reflect our client’s style. Throughout the design, we used several bespoke and vintage pieces to elevate the spaces for a unique and curated look.

Our U Street project gave us the unique opportunity to work on a modern townhome. For this renovation, we collaborated with Four Brothers Design + Build on the kitchen and bathroom spaces. To our delight, our client is a design enthusiast with a killer art collection. Because she loves to travel, we kept things simple and effortless to allow for minimal maintenance, while allowing her art and furnishings to take center stage.

So much love went into this intimate and cozy space at our Georgetown project. Our clients love vintage as much as we do and had some great pieces in their collection. We commissioned the custom walnut dining table and grounded it with a time-worn antique rug. In the living room we created a gallery wall with a mix of existing and new art, which served as the backdrop to their new simple lounge chairs and vintage Chesterfield sofa. 

This 1920’s bungalow in the heart of Takoma Park, Maryland, was our very first top-to-bottom restoration project! We purchased this home and then renovated every square inch working to restore as many original details as possible while bringing it up to date for the young family to grow and enjoy. Take note of the original white oak floors, wood five-panel doors, brass and glass door hardware, and historically-restored windows.