A Master Plan SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 With summer drawing to a close, thoughts of the al fresco life will soon be replaced by falling leaves and temperatures. But while the summer […]
A Master Plan SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 With summer drawing to a close, thoughts of the al fresco life will soon be replaced by falling leaves and temperatures. But while the summer […]
A Creative Collaboration It was the spacious 28-foot terrace and breathtaking view that first attracted the owner to a fifth-floor, one-bedroom condo in Arlington, Virginia, back in 1994. And for […]
A Touch of GLAMOUR SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 A treat is in store for visitors to The Washington Design Center this fall: the Halls of Fame 2010 Design House, a collection of […]
Autumn House Tours SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 This fall, owners of a number of beautiful homes in DC, Maryland and Virginia will open their doors to the public for annual tours. Whether […]
Boffi is Back </span.SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 The Boffi showroom in Georgetown just reopened after its franchise owner shuttered the business in early 2010. The Italian kitchen-and-bath manufacturer decided to launch a […]
Architecture WEEK SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 The 12th annual AIA | DC Architecture Week spotlights the melting pot of architectural styles represented by the foreign embassies and institutions in our nation’s capital. […]
Indulgences GET THEE TO A SPA IN TUSCANY Adler Thermae Spa and Resort in Tuscany’s Orcia Valley is luring guests with a romantic spa break package this fall. Aside from […]
A Commitment to Quality SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 Design/build architecture runs in Mark Kohler’s family. When his father hung his shingle in 1963, he was one of the first to handle both […]
The Home of LaRon Landry SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 Soon after first-round draft pick LaRon Landry joined the Washington Redskins in 2007, he began searching for a home in the area. The […]
Applause SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 When the time came to construct a new embassy in Northwest DC, China turned to the sons of renowned architect I.M. Pei to design a building that […]
A 3-Dimensional Kingdom SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010 What happens after an artist devotes two years to working on exhibitions that come to an end? For John Dreyfuss, sculptor of elegant iconic forms, […]
Indulgences July/August 2010 Bar Scene Buddha-Bar DC already has a loyal following since its opening in May. The Pan-Asian restaurant designed by DWA of Paris and Washington-based Gensler features opulent […]
The Luxury of Lighting JULY/AUGUST 2010 Spanish Style Showcased recently at the 2010 International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), the GEA pendant by Spanish lighting designer Arturo Álvarez is made of silicone […]
Living in Style JULY/AUGUST 2010 Windsor Luxury Estates has been specializing in mansion- and estate-size custom homes since 1983, when this family-owned company first recognized a demand in the DC […]
Classic Design JULY/AUGUST 2010 Since Bill Sutton started his architecture firm in 1980, it has grown from what he describes as “one guy and a drafting table” to a thriving […]
Cachet-Historic Welcome July/August 2010 Welcoming visitors to Monticello outside Charlottesville, Virginia, is a cluster of wood-framed pavilions worth a stop on its own. The Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith […]