Being limited on square footage doesn’t have to mean limiting style, and this 500-square-foot Georgetown row house is proof! Designer Mary Douglas Drysdale utilized a monochromatic palette and infused family heirlooms to make the circa 1900 home feel sunny and bright. Her clients were empty nesters downsizing from a five-bedroom house in the suburbs. They also have a house in Cape Cod, which serves as the primary gathering place for the family, but they wanted a one-bedroom town house in the city. Mary Douglas Drysdale created a jewel box for them! Let’s take a look inside with images from the July/August 2013 issue of House Beautiful.
To learn more about this beautiful home, there is a wonderful interview with Mary Douglas Drysdale via House Beautiful.
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Hey! Designer Mary Douglas Drysdale utilized a monochromatic palette and infused family heirlooms to make the circa 1900 home feel sunny and bright.