Entertaining Addition

These food and wine enthusiast clients wanted an informal tasting room for friends and family to gather for parties.

Rambler Revival

The family needed more space for entertaining, play areas for the children, and a master suite for the parents.

Modern Addition for a Silver Spring Cape Cod

The owners of this Cape Cod wanted to enlarge their kitchen and create a more open, light-filled living space on the main floor.

Capitol Hill Row House

Top to bottom renovation of a four story rowhouse including kitchen, three bathrooms, three bedrooms, and small balcony

Versatile Addition for Aging in Place

We designed & built a two-story addition on their 1929 home to create a family room & bathroom that can be easily converted into a master suite.

Nantucket Style Shingled Home In Potomac

A transformed mid-century brick rambler becomes a stunning 6,000 sq. ft. shingled beauty in the Nantucket style.

Bungalow Transformation

The wiring had been completed and batt insulation placed in the walls, but it had cabin feel as it lacked drywall and finishes.

Kensington Style Transformation

Director of architecture Paul Gaiser completely transformed this brick Colonial into a farmhouse-style

House Rescue in DC’s Forest Hills

Our clients purchased this 1940s home thinking the rundown property just needed a cosmetic makeover.

Modern and Family-Friendly Kitchen in Tenleytown

The challenge with this floorplan is that the kitchens are small and the enclosed porches do not lend themselves to any viable use.

Takoma Park Historic Addition

This charming 1900s home was purchased by the clients and within a year they contacted us to remodel the kitchen.

Family-Friendly Kitchen Renovation in Friendship Heights

By incorporating an adjacent pantry, we were able to create a large new kitchen that incorporates all of the client’s needs.

Chevy Chase: Basement Dig Out and Remodel

The owners of this house wanted to completely update their existing basement to create a gathering place for family and friends.

Converting an Attic into a Master Suite in a Crestwood, DC Home

The owners of this 1923 home in Washington DC wanted a master suite & originally considered combining two rooms on the second floor.