Newlywed Nest
Two years ago, Brian Searby was living in a typical bachelor pad: a mattress on the floor surrounded by electronic equipment and wires. When his new wife, Grace McNicholas, moved in, their goal was to transform the 1920s, one-bedroom apartment into a suitable space for a young couple. The newlyweds were on a very strict budget and faced common renter restrictions so they opened up the tiny space with color, found ways to display their cherished belongings and created a comfortable home for their new lives together.
Living in Color
The newlyweds transformed the white-walled, 800-square-foot bachelor pad into a cozy home for two. The living room is bright and simple with large windows that afford lots of light and a great view of the Washington/Chevy Chase area.
Guests Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan
Professional Organizer, Apartment Therapy
Website:
www.apartmenttherapy.com
Libby Langdon
Designer, Libby Langdon Interior Design
Website: www.libbylangdon.com
Eric Villency
Designer/President, Maurice Villency, Inc.
Website: www.villency.com
Tara Riceberg
Chief Twe-kster, Twe-k
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Craig Olsen
Interior Designer, Bamboo Colony
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Alison Brungart
Designer, Alison Brungart Inc.
Website: www.alisonbrungart.com
Greg Henson
Designer, Worldware
Website: www.worldwaresf.com
Jeff Brooks
Designer, Worldware, Inc.
Website: www.worldwaresf.com
Belmont Freeman
Principal Architect, Belmont Freeman Architects
Website: www.belmontfreeman.com
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