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Klingle Street Project

Location

Washington Dc, WASHINGTON, D.C.

Investment

$300K - $500K

“The Klingle Street project brought a comprehensive refresh to a well-established home, addressing both long-deferred maintenance and thoughtful upgrades across multiple spaces. The…”

Klingle Street Project · Washington Dc, WASHINGTON, D.C.

The Story

The Vision Behind This Project

The Challenge

The Klingle Street project brought a comprehensive refresh to a well-established home, addressing both long-deferred maintenance and thoughtful upgrades across multiple spaces. The scope encompassed full bathroom renovations in three upstairs baths — the boys bathroom, a guest bathroom, and Lucy's bathroom — each receiving new cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, tile, and lighting. Cabinetry and countertops were selected and installed throughout, and new windows were introduced to improve both performance and architectural cohesion on the second floor.

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The Team

Design + Build Team for this Project

Delivered by Team Omega

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Senior Project Developer

Scott Sommer

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Senior Project Designer

Sooz Wilson

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Senior Project Manager

Elizabeth Maughan

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Project Manager

Andrew Pennock

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Project Manager

Scott Sutherlin

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Project Craftsman

Andrey Kharitonov

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Project Craftsman

Jeff Soesilo

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Senior Project Craftsman

Benjamin Carrillo

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Project Architect

Richard Robinson

Curated Selections

Materials & Finishes

Materials & Finishes

Boys Bathroom Crafted for durability and everyday ease, the boys bathroom centers on a vanity sink sourced through Ferguson and paired with a Signa vanity faucet in a polished nickel finish. The shower is outfitted with a coordinating Signa shower arm and shower head, also in polished nickel, fed through a Signa rough-in valve and trim. A Ferguson-sourced toilet completes the wet area, while curated accessories — a paper holder, towel ring, and robe hook — keep the space organized and cohesive. A mirrored medicine cabinet adds practical storage above the vanity. Cabinetry hardware ties the millwork together, and dedicated vanity lighting brings the room to life.

Guest Bathroom The guest bathroom takes a more dramatic turn with fixtures finished in an unlacquered brass tone. The shower system pairs a Price Pfister rough-in valve with a coordinating Price Pfister valve trim and shower head in an unlacquered brass finish, lending warmth and a touch of vintage sophistication. A Wallace vanity grounds the space, topped with a Ferguson undermount sink and a complementary faucet. The toilet matches the Ferguson specification used throughout the upper-floor baths for consistency. Accessories include a towel bar, paper holder, and robe hook, while a GNS matte black vanity light fixture — model GNS3-HamO6-MB — introduces a graphic contrast that anchors the room's layered palette. A Ferguson bath fan handles ventilation quietly in the background.

Lucy's Bathroom Designed with a softer sensibility, Lucy's bathroom shares the polished nickel fixture language of the boys bathroom — including the Signa shower arm, shower head, rough-in valve, and vanity faucet — while carving out its own character through a vanity sconce in place of a bar fixture, giving the space a more refined, boutique-hotel feel. The Ferguson undermount sink and matching toilet maintain continuity with the rest of the floor, and cabinetry hardware was selected to complement the vanity millwork. A paper holder, towel bar, and robe hook round out the accessories, and a Ferguson bath fan ensures proper ventilation without interrupting the room's quiet elegance.

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