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Warren Street Project

Location

Washington Dc, WASHINGTON, D.C.

Investment

$300K - $500K

“The Warren Street project represents a comprehensive whole-home renovation undertaken by MOSS Building & Design, touching nearly every room and system of the residence. The scope e…”

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

The Story

The Vision Behind This Project

The Challenge

The Warren Street project represents a comprehensive whole-home renovation undertaken by MOSS Building & Design, touching nearly every room and system of the residence. The scope encompassed full structural work — including footings, concrete slab, excavation, framing, and masonry — alongside new roofing, siding, insulation, and drywall. Interior improvements extended from fresh electrical and HVAC systems to entirely reimagined kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces, with new cabinetry, countertops sourced from Euro Stone Craft, and tile and hardwood flooring installed throughout.

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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

Primary Bathroom Designed as a true retreat, the primary bathroom centers on a Signature Hardware shower system with valve, paired with a coordinating Signature Hardware faucet in brushed nickel and a Kohler brushed nickel shower drain. Two Signature Hardware robe hooks and matching paper and towel ring accessories carry the finish throughout. The toilet is a Kohler model K-26077 in white, and a custom glass shower door by Dulles Glass and Mirror completes the enclosure with clean, frameless sophistication. An LED medicine cabinet — sourced as a direct purchase — adds functional illumination, while a Panasonic WhisperValue exhaust fan keeps the space fresh and quiet.

Bath The secondary bathroom draws from the same refined palette, with a Signature Hardware shower setup with valve, a matching Signature Hardware faucet in brushed nickel, and a Kohler brushed nickel shower drain. The Camilia C55.100 vanity and top from Ferguson anchors the room with a tailored profile, while a Ferguson LED medicine cabinet provides both storage and light. Accessories — including Signature Hardware robe hooks, a toilet paper holder, and a Kohler K-26077 toilet — maintain a cohesive, polished look. Ventilation is handled by a Panasonic WhisperValue exhaust fan.

Hall Bath The hall bathroom balances everyday practicality with considered detail. A Signature Hardware shower and tub setup serves as the functional centerpiece, accompanied by a Kohler K-26077 toilet and a Kohler recessed medicine cabinet for streamlined storage. Accessories include a Proflo towel ring and toilet paper holder, both in brushed nickel. A Ferguson vanity light in brushed nickel ties the room together, and a Panasonic WhisperValue exhaust fan rounds out the space.

Powder Room A statement moment in a compact footprint, the powder room pairs a Ferguson MV-NM vanity and top in white with a Kohler K-22022 faucet in matte black — a deliberate contrast that gives the room its edge. The Kohler K-35930 hand towel bar and K-35934 toilet paper holder continue the matte black finish, while a Kohler K-26077 toilet keeps the silhouette clean. A mirror sourced as a direct purchase completes the vignette.

Kitchen The kitchen strikes a balance between warmth and function. Hampshire cabinetry with a custom hood sets the architectural tone, while Euro Stone Craft countertops bring natural depth and texture to the work surfaces. At the sink, a Ferguson KWU110-32 undermount sink pairs with a Delta faucet in polished nickel and a hot water dispenser for added convenience. An InSinkErator garbage disposal is integrated discreetly below. Two sconces flank the range wall, and the overall layout was refined through a dedicated hardware and layout planning process to ensure every cabinet and drawer functions as beautifully as it looks.

Family Room The family room takes a layered approach to lighting. Two Ferguson sconces in matte black anchor the space with warmth, joined by an additional sconce at the desk area for task-focused illumination. Underfoot, DalTile's Asher Blend in Villa Villa — a vinyl plank flooring — brings texture and continuity to the room with a look that reads as natural and grounded.

Dining Room The dining room received a relocated light fixture — a Ferguson pendant in a classic finish — repositioned to better anchor the table and define the room's gathering space.

Foyer The foyer makes a quiet first impression with a Ferguson foyer light, model 6574-695, chosen to set a welcoming tone from the moment of entry.

Master Bedroom The master bedroom is anchored by a chandelier in style 2126D, adding a soft, sculptural focal point overhead. A mirror — sourced as a direct purchase — completes the space with a refined, functional accent.

Sun Room The sun room keeps things light and airy with an Article Gemma flush mount in a rice finish — a fixture that brings a natural, textural quality to the ceiling without overwhelming the room's connection to the outdoors.

Shared & Whole-Home Finishes A 14-inch Anders flush mount by Article, installed at the top of the stairs, provides a graceful transition between floors. Radiator covers — both custom unfinished units ready for paint or stain and DIY versions — were incorporated throughout the home to give the heating elements a finished, intentional look that suits the home's character. Tile materials were selected through the project's allowance process, and Euro Stone Craft supplied the countertop stone used across the home's wet spaces. [Non-room-specific selections grouped here — review for final placement.]

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