Thinking about building a new custom home? As you begin the planning phase of your project, you will need to research what's new in custom home design. From the latest in cutting-edge technology to multifunctional flexible spaces, here are 10 exciting new trends that we are seeing in the Washington, D.C. area.
Prospective clients often ask us what we charge to build a custom home. The answer is simple. Since no two custom homes are exactly the same, there is no set formula for determining a price. In the areas where we typically build - Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, Cabin John, Kensington, Arlington, Great Falls, and...
Traditional architecture draws inspiration from the past. The Colonial style reigned supreme in the 18th century and has evolved over time. Greek Revival architecture became popular during the mid-19th century and was followed by the Victorian and Neoclassical periods, while the Cape Cod-style bungalow home...
Whether you are building a new custom home or remodeling your existing residence, it's important to choose exterior materials that balance aesthetics with practicality and maintenance considerations. For instance, you may love the way natural wood shingles would look on your Arts & Crafts-style home, but are you willing to paint or stain the...
A custom home is crafted from a personalized set of plans so that the finished product fits the homeowner's specific taste, lifestyle, and budget. If you wish to build a brand-new custom home, the first step is to determine your financing. Before you speak to a lender, it's important to understand the basics of the...
In established neighborhoods such as Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, Cabin John, and Northwest Washington D.C., finding an empty lot for your new custom home can be very challenging, so infill home building might be the solution. Infill home building involves tearing down an older home and constructing a brand-new custom home in its place....
