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Bryan Voltaggio

Bryan Voltaggio JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 It’s Monday, Bryan Voltaggio’s day off. But with a photo shoot taking over his living room, two-year-old son Thacher begging him to ride skateboards and live […]

Classic Colonial

Classic Colonial January/February 2010 According to Lois Kennedy, it’s important for a kitchen designer to get in on the ground floor of a project. That’s what happened when she designed […]

Richmond Classic

Richmond Classic JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010   Richmond interior designer Jennifer Stoner had barely completed the finishing touches on her clients’ house two years ago when they  announced they were buying a 1906 […]

A Modern Mix

A Modern Mix January/February 2010 When it comes to kitchen décor, “there are two categories of people,” explains Sonny Nazemian of Michael Nash Custom Kitchens & Homes, Inc. “Those who […]

Carla Hall

Carla Hall JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 Cookies are baking in Carla Hall’s kitchen. The 5-foot-eleven accountant-turned-model-turned chef almost forgets them as she shows visitors her century-old home’s original fireplace and still-working pocket […]

Top Chefs at Home

Top Chefs at Home JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 These four local stars of Bravo’s popular “Top Chef” series have helped put DC’s dining scene on the map. A private tour of their […]

Clutter Be Gone

Clutter Be Gone JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 Clearing the clutter can be a bear. Even the most fastidious homeowners find that the detritus of daily life catches up with them, making their […]

Indulgences- Food

Indulgences- Food JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2011 A Chef Returns The Clifton Inn, a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux, welcomes Tucker Yoder (left) back to the property as executive chef. The […]

For the Love of Color

  For the Love of Color As Donna Sobeck sent her youngest son off to college, she dreamed of downsizing to a home similar to the one she and her […]

Going Contemporary

Going Contemporary It’s a conundrum designers often face: How to reconcile the style of a home with a client’s vision of what it should be. In the case of a […]

Sophisticated Style

Sophisticated Style Interior designer Sarah Boyer Jenkins didn’t know what to expect when her client told her during their first phone call, “I hope you like little old lady prints, […]

A Family Affair

  A Family Affair Norah O'Donnell and Geoff Tracy relax at their limestone topped kitchen island. It's no surprise that the kitchen is the heart of the Wesley Heights home […]

A Work in Progress

A Work in Progress When architect Mark Orling and his wife Martha purchased their Alexandria lot in 1986, they faced a challenge. The ground, made of marine clay which swells […]

The Latest in Clutter Control

  The Latest in Clutter Control No matter how streamlined your life is clutter tends to build up overtime. Luckily, there are lots of resources to help the overwhelmed homeowner […]

Contemporary Redux

  Contemporary Redux For continuity, Carnemark replaced the old tiled kitchen floor with oak to match the rest of the house. A stainless-steel, roll-up applaince garage keeps the counters uncluttered. […]

The Digital Kitchen

  The Digital Kitchen Digital calendars, recipe projection systems are some of the innovations that may hit kitchens in the future, says Blue Arnold, CKD, CBD, of Kitchens by Request […]

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