Tucked into a dreamy Maryland neighborhood, this 1935 Storybook home was approached as a quiet restoration—an effort to bring back the warmth and character that had been softened over time. The renovation became less about transformation and more about revealing—stripping back what no longer served the home and reintroducing materials in a way that felt cohesive and lasting. Original wood was restored through rich stains, plaster walls were layered in to soften the architecture, and each decision was guided by a sense of continuity rather than contrast.

Furnishings were chosen with that same intention—pieces with weight, texture, and permanence. Vintage and custom elements live side by side, creating a home that feels collected rather than designed—warm, refined, and deeply lived in.