Here’s another modern version from the Hill. The light must be amazing.
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House of the Day
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What can I say, I’m a sucker for bay windows. (Located near 16th and U) I’m still not sure how I feel about gas lit lamps. I think I like ’em:
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I’m a sucker for these cylindrical rooms. But also notice the design all the way up top. Sadly, this one could use a proper door but I suspect it may relate to the writing on the steps. I’d love to live in a group house that looked like this… This house is from Adams Morgan.
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At first I just liked like the look of this rowhouse on Euclid Street in Columbia Heights but after looking at it closely there is some extraordinary brickwork. I really like these little touches, check out the cylindrical bricks:
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My final Capitol Hill submission – an old school rowhouse. Classic. I particularly dig the touch up top.
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Another contrast from Capitol Hill – Do you prefer the doorway set back or the doorway sticking out?
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I thought these were two cool looking pop ups from the Capitol Hill area. Not sure if they’re original construction or additions. Which do you like better?
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Another from Capitol Hill. I’m totally digging that window/balcony.
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Here’s a interesting rowhouse in Bloomingdale. There’s a similar one on T Street, NW if memory serves. Truth be told, I think I like the traditional ones a bit better.
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I told you Blagden Ave. in Crestwood was pretty sweet. Check out the two decks to the left and the right as well as the gigantic window in the middle. Awesome.