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The bathroom is utilitarian with simple white subway tiles and bluestone flooring. The blackout

A wood stove by Stûv faces Mathias sofas from West Elm in the living area.

Located in the heart of D.C.'s Kent neighborhood, the boxy, brick home is wrapped in pink and green panels. Cantilever terraces and extensive glazing foster indoor-outdoor living.

Raw Solids Denim Fabric by Kufri Textiles was used to create the custom headboard in the primary bedroom. A wall of white oak tiles the room to the home's theme. The Sierra chairs are from Croft House.

Light woods were used prominently throughout the house, including the bedrooms. The Rosalita Pendant from Anthropologie matches the Garfield nightstands from Hedgehouse Furniture.

The back of the house showing the warm-hued Cumaru wood cladding with garden design executed by Jane Brockbank.

The utility sink and moveable countertop were purchased second-hand. Throughout the interiors, the framing was left exposed. Fire-resistant mineral wool insulation was applied to the exterior, then clad with Alaskan Yellow Cedar boards finished in a shou sugi ban treatment.

"The client had sourced some period-appropriate inspirational images and asked us to run with it,

Kitchen

An Allied Maker sconce was mounted beside artworks by Cara Tomlinson, via BDDW gallery.

The designers’ chose Farrow & Ball’s Faded Terracotta for the custom radiator covers and shelving tucked into the bay window. The client’s own bed is accented with a wall hanging from Oyoy and rug from Loom & Field.

Woods & Water second bedroom