At the Intersection of Art, Architecture & Design

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Selecting Exterior Colors for a 1920′s Bungalow in a Neighborhood that welcomes the quirky and unusual.

We just completed an unabashedly modern bath in this 1864 row house in the Dupont Circle neighborhood in Washington, DC. The bath had been allowed to deteriorate badly (see before image at end). The centerpiece of this bath remodel is a custom glass countertop with integral glass sink.

Refreshing your home’s surfaces with paint and fabric can yield a dramatic and remarkable “new” home.

We make an awkward, dark living room into a light-filled treasure without adding windows or doors. Read how detail and palette can transform a condominium unit.

We painted over light beige walls with sophisticated color to make if feel larger and to hightlight delightful details

Paint, Lighting, Furniture and Decoration dramatically increase the curb-appeal and charm of a neighborhood 4-Square.

We debunk the myths that the color white walls and ceilings makes a room look larger, lighter and is best for artwork and resale.

We created abundant master bedroom storage without appreciably making the room any smaller – in fact, the room actually feels larger!

Not everyone is ready to completely remodel their kitchen. Maybe you just want a weekend kitchen face-lift. Here are 3 ideas:

When I suggested a very deep purple as an accent wall they were quite skeptical. I suggested the color as a perfect near-complement to the grayed sage greens. And also to accent the architecture.