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Photo: ©Todd A. Smith architectural photographer in the Washington Dc, VA, MD region. Developed by: The Bozzuto Group, Abdo Development, The Pritzker Realty Group. Architects: KTGY Architecture, Maurice Walters Architect. Inc., and Torti Gallas & Partners.

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Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2015 Houzz "It is my island in the storm," Weiss says of the master bedroom. Washed in varying degrees of whites and creams, the space is reflective and bright. Weiss painted the ceiling to match the walls - a move that gives the space a greater sense of softness, but also elevates the space even more. One of the few new purchases that the couple made for their home is the headboard. Once part of the set for the film Intolerable Cruelty, the couple found and purchased it from High Point Market, a semi-annual trade show for the interior design industry. Its grand scale compliments the vastness of the space, and as Will considers it, "it stands as the centerpiece of the room."

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