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Transform Two-storey House With Industrial Decor, Exposed Brick Walls and Steel Balcony

Architects: Bennett Frank McCarthy

This stunning Carriage House received a complete overhaul by Bennett Frank McCarthy Architects in Washington DC. The project involved a total renovation of a two story carriage house on Blagden Alley in Washington DC.

Blagden Alley is a quirky network of alleys at the interior of a DC city block not far from the convention center and China Town. The carriage house had previously been used as a wood shop at the ground level with a studio apartment above.

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The owners of this house envisioned a social kitchen and dining area suitable for large meals and gatherings in a setting that celebrates the utilitarian character of their Blagden Alley neighborhood.

A wall of built-in cabinets organizes the second floor studio living space while providing much-needed storage.

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Credit: houzz