Impact Construction

BUILDER:

Philippa Brathwaite

STYLIST:

Jared Kuzia

PHOTOGRAPHER:

Dining Room, Living Room, Entryway, Powder Room,
Breakfast Nook, Family Room, Mudroom, Children's Bedrooms

SCOPE:

1928

YEAR BUILT:

Chevy Chase MD

LOCATION: 

Built in 1928, this Center-hall colonial offered timeless architecture, which first drew its owners to the home, but the interiors did not reflect the vibrant family life unfolding within its walls.
 
Through the thoughtful use of color, texture, and a mix of vintage and new furnishings, we transformed a neutral interior into one that feels layered, personal, and connected to the home's traditional character. Rooms at the front of the home lean moody and masculine, and give way to light-filled gathering spaces in the rear, which are designed to support the rhythms of everyday life.

One of our favorite spaces is the dining room. It includes an ethereal mural wallcovering by artist Charlotte Terrell, which we paired with Farrow and Ball’s “Beverly” to add color and create contrast. The vintage Drexel burl wood table was a lucky find and coordinated beautifully with the homeowner’s set of vintage Moller dining chairs.

A sophisticated and relaxed family home

CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL