Whirligigs: What Goes Around, Comes Around
• December 7, 2016

The whirligig, an object that spins or twirls, may have started as a farmer’s weathervane, but it evolved into a recognized category of American folk art. Simply put, a whirligig […]

Madame President?
• November 8, 2016

It took our nation 240 years to get here, but we finally got a woman candidate for president. In a country where women outnumber men in the adult population 51 […]

Modern Traditions
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As we count down to turkey dinners and caroling, our homes reflect holiday traditions and décor. Why not take something old and make it new again? Check out these winning […]

Watergate Rebirth: ‘Swinging Sixties’ Designed By Millennials
• October 26, 2016

After purchasing the shuttered Watergate Hotel in 2010 for $45 million in cash, Euro Capital Properties put in about $125 million more and reopened the hotel last spring.

Keith Lipert Gallery Moving to Canal Square
• October 24, 2016

Founded in 1994, after January the gallery will refocus in its new location on bespoke corporate gifts.

Wanna Eat Sushi Off My Garage Floor?
• October 6, 2016

Sleeping 15 feet above a continually cracking garage floor for over 20 years finally produced one too many radon nightmares for me to ignore any longer. Structural dreams that ended […]

The Auction Block
• September 14, 2016

Doyle New York “Boats in Choppy Water Offshore,” 1865 Mauritz Frederik Hendrick de Haas (1832–1895) Auction Date: Oct. 5 …

Featured Property: 1339 29th Street NW
• September 13, 2016

**1339 29th Street NW** Built in 1802 and renovated in 1936, this six-bedroom residence, featuring oak-plank floors and multiple fireplaces with original mantels, was the home of the late Mrs. […]

Historic DC: Destiny and the Founding of a Capital
• September 7, 2016

After the American Revolution, the Founding Fathers had to choose a capital city. The place we now know as Washington, D.C., was not everybody’s first choice. In the late 1700s, […]

From HoJo to Boathouse
• September 2, 2016

Once a hotel used to stake out the DNC, later a GW dorm, the Virginia Avenue building will become apartments.