Our goal was to remodel and decorate the space to honor her eclectic style while preserving the essential warmth and charm of a traditional farmhouse. By thoughtfully blending her personal artifacts with strategic design choices, we transformed the farmhouse into a beautiful reflection of her journey—a harmonious blend of her past with the cozy embrace of her new home.

The client downsized from her Springfield, Va colonial home, which was filled with antique furniture and unique wall art, and purchased a horse farm in Loudoun county that needed some tender loving care before she could call it home. In the living room, the return wall vent is camouflaged by hanging a pierced metallic art piece at an angle. This positioning draws the eye up and hides the vent while still allowing for air to flow through the vent. Splashes of gold accents in a variety of sheens and finishes combine both the traditional and contemporary vibes creating a unique Purcellville home in which to retire.

Old Town Alexandria rowhomes are known for their compact size, and the confined spaces present a unique challenge for entertaining guests. Every inch of wall space becomes precious real estate that must be utilized effectively. This necessitates thoughtful design choices that maximize functionality while still creating an inviting atmosphere for social gatherings.