Chevy Chase, MD
This new family room is part of a large addition project located in Chevy Chase, which was designed with Kevin Driscoll, AIA, of KJD Architects. A new wood-burning stone fireplace is flanked by two exterior French doors. A custom built-in entertainment unit balances out the space.
Washington, D.C.
This elegant award winning master suite unites the traditional 1925 details of
the home with a distinct oriental feel. This room is one aspect of a whole house
remodel, featured in Builder/Architect Magazine.
Washington, D.C.
Kingston changed the formerly old and drafty windows of this quaint study, to
all new Pella units. Through quality craftsmanship, the new was blended
perfectly with the original trim, along with the addition of cove lighting to
create a cozier feel to the room.
Chevy Chase, MD
A vaulted ceiling and dormer add interest to this child's bedroom which is part of an elegant addition designed with architect Kevin Driscoll. A "secret room" for playing in is stashed under the eaves.
Chevy Chase, MD
Beautiful custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and a stainless steel icemaker help make up this attractive built-in wet bar. A pass-through over the sink provides views (and some access) to the kitchen on the other side. This classic entertaining area is part of a large addition designed with architect Kevin Driscoll, AIA, of KJD Architects.
Washington, D.C. The foyer in this turn-of-the-century home
received a pleasant facelift. An obtrusive bath shrank back to allow for a new hallway,
creating improved traffic flow to the rear of the house. A large picture window and strategically
placed recessed lighting create a luminous glow. Even the banister and stair
rails were impeccably refinished and restored to their original luster.
Alexandria, VA This 180-year-old home was in a crumbling
state of disrepair when Kingston began in 2002. A year later, the home was
returned to its former glory, complete with architectural details carefully
matched to the 19th century originals.
Washington, D.C.
This 1920's formal dining room received all new plaster walls and beautiful trim
work. The new red oak flooring was skillfully selected and installed to match
the original antique planks. Other elaborate detail includes specialty lighting
and marble radiator enclosures.
Washington, D.C.
It is difficult to imagine that this elegant living room had been completely gutted and required meticulous restoration and matching of period surfaces.
Kingston hand crafted extensive sections of molding while replacing the former back porch with a walk-around extension of the living room.
Arlington, VA
After the original garage was destroyed in
Hurricane Isabel, the homeowners requested that the new one be done in a
traditional brick-and-block construction. A five-window dormer adds light and
storage to the loft, while a recessed second gable prevents the garage from
looking cumbersome.
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