Subtle craftsman detailing, trim and colors blends the house into the surrounding neighborhood.
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This master bedroom was given a luxurious hotel vibe with bespoke headboard and furniture, complimented by smart LED lighting throughout. We extended the dorma roof to allow for more usability, and allow for the large window to frame the green outlook. A bespoke TV and shoe unit acted as a soft divide, and provide comfortable viewing from the bed

Less than an 80 square foot addition and removal of a dividing wall at the original back door opened up the cramped entry to the porch and consolidated the spaces into a sunny, warm and inviting welcome to the home.

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The open feel of the original corner screened porch was kept with large, push-open casement windows.
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Stairwell walls were removed to open up the interior of the house and brighten all the spaces.
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Clean color tones and mixed tile textures blend together for a calming master bath experience.
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The new entry canopy at the front door.
Example of a transitional exterior home design in DC Metro

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The kitchen created a significant increase in storage, allowing the owners to unify the previous storage stashes throughout the house. Now the kitchen is an efficient work and eat-in center.

The basement level was totally reconifgured, removing existing structure and adding a full width single storey extension, creating a large open plan space. The extension being below ground level meant that we needed to bring in as much light as possible. We added a large walk on skylght to the terrace above, and large crittall doors to the rear