original 1930's facade - A complete gut rehab of a 18ft row-house in DC currently seeking LEED Platinum Certification.
Living room, kitchen, dining room, looking from the front of the house. - A new open floor-plan allows more light to penetrate furthar into the living areas than the original segmented plan. 130+ year old reclaimed local oak was selected for the new flooring.
Hall Bath - A central skylight provides ample lighting during the day for the entire bathroom.
Sink - Dimmable lights offer soft lighting for evening use, glass tile provides a central focus and band that connects the whole room, and a mirror cabinet is hidden within the full width mirror.
Master Bath - Warm tones and dimmable lighting give a soft atmosphere to early morning and late evening, half asleep encounters.
Master Bath - a continuous Icestone ledge is convenient for both the sink and shower. A south facing window, transom, and door give plenty of light in the mornings.
Master Bath - Built in cabinets and movable shelves offer plenty of storage space and smooth penny round tiles are soft on the foot and have plenty of traction when wet.
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