A total transformation for this Bethesda mid-century modern ranch, originally built in 1957. The new stucco facade features a wood accent made of Longboard metal siding in a dark cherry wood finish. A large glass entry door sits beneath a mirror, inside the foyer, which reflects the surrounding landscape creating the illusion that it is open to back of the home. Vaulted ceilings and wood accenting throughout echo the mid-century modern origins of the house. The light-filled kitchen features easy-to-maintain Rubio hardwood floors and Corian countertops; a Starphire glass backsplash and high-gloss white cabinetry are accented by wood wall paneling creating a clean and modern aesthetic.
The original hipped roof was replaced by a low-slung, sweeping, standing seam metal roof by completely reorienting the direction of the roof.
The display piece built-in shelves divide the den and living room creating site lines through the rooms to the back and front of the house.