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| "Chipping up the monotone ceramic tile and replacing it with Nepalese multicolor slate better grounds the room while creating an exotic aura." |
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| The Nepalese multicolor slate complements the high-end Cherry Cabinetry |
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Capitol Hill, DC - 1st Floor Interior Remodel
Brief Explanation of the Scope of Work
Our client was in the process of purchasing this turn of the century Capitol Hill row house when she contacted us. The home was in relatively good shape, but its aesthetic didn’t match the homeowner’s.
Selectively changing select elements within each of the living room, dining room, kitchen room, and powder room stretched the budget to realize the homeowner’s design goals. The look of the home went for 1980's neoclassical revival to a more contemporary, warmer look.
Unusual Constraints/Challenges & Creative Solutions
Kitchen
The simple measures of removing the arch and decorative columns along with the majority of the trim opened the kitchen up to the adjacent dining room and created a more contemporary look. Chipping up the monotone ceramic tile and replacing it with Nepalese multicolor slate better grounds the room while creating an exotic aura. We also replaced the exterior kitchen door and the window over the sink.
By removing the arch, columns, and most of the trim plus replacing the old ceramic floor, we created a very unique transition between the dining room and kitchen defined by much needed storage area on both side plus the strong contrast in color and texture when stepping into the kitchen from a wam hardwood floor finish to a Nepalese multicolor slate floor
Living Room/Dining Room/Powder Room
Part of the scope of work, we remodeled the living room, dining room, and a powder room. To read more about this project, please click the "SEE MORE OF THIS PROJECT" below.
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