This house was originally built in 1962 and was a modernist dream, and now it's renovated in contemporary style.
Located in Washington D.C.’s Chevy Chase neighborhood, the Stephenson House is a project led by Assembledge+ (Design Architect) and Fowlkes Studio (Executive Architect) that involved the renovation of a 1962 modernist house. The original home’s traditional shape was kept and with the addition of neutral colors and contemporary details, it still fits in with the colonial houses in the neighborhood.
The home spans 4,552 square feet over three floors with the public living space housed on the middle level. The exterior is clad with mahogany siding, charcoal colored stained brick, and glass, all of which appear timeless but contemporary.
Upstairs there’s a master bedroom with attached deck and two additional bedrooms, while the basement level features a family room and gym. The main floor extends outside to a raised patio with a fire pit and a screened porch. The interior has an open floor plan that feels much larger with the outdoor space and large windows that allow natural light to flood in. A similar color palette to the exterior can be found inside giving the house a cohesive indoor/outdoor connection. There are large windows and glazed walls to enjoy the views and natural light, and indoors spaces seem to be seamlessly flowing into terraces.
The kitchen is done with black and stained wooden cabinets, there's a kitchen island and some stools.
The living room is done with a corner sofa, a TV, a built-in fireplace and md-century modern furniture.
The bedroom is done with a black wall, a monochromatic bed and textiles, there's an entrance to a terrace.
