Dc rowhouse interiors

Historic architecture meets warm and modern comforts

The current owners of this 1911 rowhouse were dissatisfied with the 1998 renovations by the previous owners. The existing kitchen was jammed into the back of the house and was poorly designed to serve a family of four who liked to entertain. The back staircase to the second floor was narrow, s ...

This is from DC finalist, Hilary. Comment away!Name: Polly E.Location: GeorgetownSize: 580 sq feetYears Lived In: 2 >> We’ve always loved Pomander Walk, a secret alley of tiny, pastel-colored rowhouses in Georgetown. But even in our fantasies, it seems impossible to imagine where everything would fit. So we were delighted when Polly invited us into her 11-foot-wide, two-bedroom house.

The design experts at HGTV tour a renovated early-1900s three-story Victorian row house in DC with crisp, clean black-and-white style.

Amazing Entryways Leave a lasting first impression with a foyer filled with memorable furniture and decor. Tame clutter with tall storage. It can be difficult for large families with children and pets to avoid a mess at the front door. Here, Annie and Jordan Obermann, principals and founders of Forge & Bow Dwellings, crafted a storage area with benches and built-in “lockers.” Sherwin-Williams’ Cyberspace builds contrast, while the mixed flooring ensures a fluid transition into the next room.

2906 N St NW, Washington, DC 20007 is currently not for sale. The 4,300 Square Feet townhouse home is a 5 beds, 4 baths property. This home was built in 1900 and last sold on 2024-12-10 for $3,995,000. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow.

In these transformations, designers tackle everything from confusing floor plans to woefully dark interiors.

Thomsen preserved the original pine flooring on the upper floors, as well as the bedroom layout on this hallway. Tagged: Hallway and Medium Hardwood Floor. Photo 16 of 22 in Before & After: A Philadelphia Architect Opens Up Her Historic Row House.

Stephens Design Group is the Manhattan-based Interior Design studio led by Bradley Stephens. Bradley has become one of New York’s most sought-after Interior Designers by creating spaces that are timeless, beautiful, functional and durable. We work worldwide and locally in Manhattan, Westchester County, The Hamptons, and Connecticut.