Issues: Early Spring 2009

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A Colorful New Start
Written by Jennifer Sergent
After her husband of 19 years died in 2007, Donnie Wood knew she needed to ma...
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A House of History and Anecdotes
Written by Trish Donnally
Quality Hill, a lovingly-restored and expanded historic home built c. 1797, w...
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A Penthouse With Panache
Written by Trish Donnally
Three close friends recently collaborated to create a smart-looking penthouse...
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Bring in the Light
Written by Jennifer Sergent
New construction, even in a large home in a fashionable neighborhood of Bethe...
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Second Life
Written by Emily Lyons
Harry and Harriet Ulrich might wince if you called their story a fairy tale –...
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An Oasis in Busy Tysons Corner
Written by Jennifer Sergent
It was the chance of a career for any developer: 60 acres in Vienna, VA, near...
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Garden Destinations
Written by Jennifer Sergent
Washington is blessed with four distinct seasons, and Washingtonians want to ...
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Living Large, Alfresco Style
Written by Jennifer Sergent
When the owners of a home near American University started adding on, they kn...
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Prepared for Prime Time
Written by Emily Lyons
Every new administration brings a surge of newcomers to Washington, DC. How b...
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Raising the Green Standard
Written by Emily Lyons
In Bethesda’s Bannockburn neighborhood, there lies a sizable L-shaped hole in...
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The Language of Line and Color
Written by Emily Lyons
Good luck trying to pin Maggie Michael’s work to a theme or style. In the eig...
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Theodores at 40: A DC Landmark of Modern Design
Written by Jennifer Sergent
When you walk into Theodores on upper Wisconsin Avenue, you know you’re in fo...
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