A Guide to The 92nd Georgetown House Tour Homes
• April 17, 2025

Need a handy guide to this year’s house tour homes? Here is a list with some bullet points to remember some important info about each house. Homes will be open […]

April Auction Block
• April 9, 2025

April’s auction items include a Salvador Dalí etching, a pair of Art Nouveau candelabra, a Buddhist terracotta, an oil painting related to a Lorenzo Lotto work in the Louvre and […]

Le Decor: Gems of the Georgetown House Tour
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By Donna Leanos 1. Bozzi Chair: CB2.com, $2,799.00 2. Hew Side Table: Design Within Reach $1,695 3. Waterworks bathtub as seen in the home of Danielle Naeve. The Candide Tub, […]

Georgetown Keeps Attracting VIPs: Kennedy, Bessent, Schmidt
• April 7, 2025

We’ve been playing this game since the election and inauguration: which Trump administration cabinet member or appointee is landing where? Many news sites have been writing about who bought where. […]

March 2025 Realty Review
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It’s time for our Realty Review! On the first Monday of each month, we provide readers with all the data of homes sold in Georgetown from the previous month. In […]

Washington Fine Properties Joins Compass
• March 24, 2025

Washington Fine Properties, a real estate brokerage with 150 agents specializing in luxury properties across the D.C. area, has joined Compass. The partnership will allow the two firms to continue […]

March Le Decor: Tickled Pink with a Splash of Mocha
• March 12, 2025

By Donna Leanos Link to items here: Pink Slipper Chair – Hunter & Huntress Gold Aluminum & Acrylic Necklace and Earrings – Karin Johansson Jewelers Werk Galerie Chinese Ceramic Jug – Hunter & […]

Glass Houses: Jessica and Ezra Glass
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Jessica and Ezra Glass are taking Georgetown’s traditional charms into new territory. It’s Georgetown’s side streets and unexplored corners that occupy the mental real estate and imaginations of Jessica and […]

March Auction Block
• March 11, 2025

This month’s Auction Block features a Stickley dining table, a grasshopper vase, a 40-year-old bottle of whisky, a necessaire (tea caddy) and a Helen Frankenthaler painting that sold for $2.1 […]

At Home: From Fireplaces to Heating Systems
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Despite the charming images of the 18th-century family gathered around the fireplace, all warm and cozy, staying warm in winter was a daily challenge for settlers in colonial America.     […]