A reconfigured driveway with parking pad, turn-around, stairs, lighting and handrails improves the safety and appearance of a 1940’s home on a busy street.

The Ballroom Dance Sseries investigates how color along with small changes in body language express energy. Ballroom dances were used to convey a common sense of energy and motion.  Please see About/Galleries to contact galleries that might represent this series of work.

Enjoy scenes from the 8/22/14 dedication of “Wind Me Up Chuck!” at the Chuck Brown Memorial Park in NE Washington, DC. Sculpture by Jackie Braitman. Video by Ben Lickerman & Miles Royce

  Figurative “table-top” sculpture.  Cast and Fused Glass on glass, metal or concrete bases.    Figures are approximately 18″ tall figures.   Please see About/Galleries to contact galleries that represent Jackie Braitman’s glass sculptural work.                     […]

Images from the dedication of “Wind Me Up Chuck!” and the Chuck Brown Memorial Park. Wind Me Up Chuck is a monumental sculpture to celebrate local DC hero; Chuck Brown the Godfather of Go-Go.

This combined powder room, guest bath and laundry was a compromise for our client — as are so many remodeling choices. The combined space, though, actually succeeds graciously to fulfill all its functions.

Industrial finishes allowed us to keep this extensive remodel within our client’s modest budget.

This new hall bath was built in the location that previously housed a small galley kitchen in a 1950’s post-WWII brick rambler.

A custom, copper awning was just the solution when my client requested a covered entry when we had almost completed construction.

The shape of this kitchen remodel was determined by 2 major – and unexpected – decisions: first, to NOT expand the footprint of the kitchen, and, second, to use bright red counters.