This jaw-dropping beauty on the Potomac in Maryland was totally renovated, and the interior was designed by the talented interior designer Mary Douglas Drysdale. This neoclassical home appeared to be a chateau on the river, and for Drysdale it was love at first sight.
It took four years to restore the home known as Marwood. Drysdale wanted the owner to be able to enjoy the river views from anywhere in the home, so the floor plan was opened up and reconfigured somewhat.
The interior is adorned with beautiful millwork, boiserie which blends with the limestone floors, and elaborate French furnishings. The tall windows and furnishings are dressed with embroidered linen, and the modern sculpture and paintings offer contrast to the elegant interior.
The home is laden with history and is beautifully written about in the article. Absolutely stunning. ENJOY!
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It took four years to restore the home known as Marwood. Drysdale wanted the owner to be able to enjoy the river views from anywhere in the home, so the floor plan was opened up and reconfigured somewhat.
The interior is adorned with beautiful millwork, boiserie which blends with the limestone floors, and elaborate French furnishings. The tall windows and furnishings are dressed with embroidered linen, and the modern sculpture and paintings offer contrast to the elegant interior.
The home is laden with history and is beautifully written about in the article. Absolutely stunning. ENJOY!
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That dining room w/ the French doors is amazing! xo
Good morning, Teresa!
How are you doing?
This is a gorgeous home! So elegant and chic and that bath... dreamy!
Have a beautiful day!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
oh my...this is an amazingly beautiful home...so elegant and light...love the white and blue/gray colors...mixed with a small amount of black as an accent...
maureen
That bath tub is amazing!
I am seriously inspired to use the second photo as in inspiration for a powder room I'm disinclined to clutter but want to be compelling. Floor to ceiling frames 360 degrees. simple monochromatic prints, stark frames, white mats. lovely
Hello,
I definitely like this house, very peace- and restful;
I like verry much your blog.
Greetings from Belgium
Jérôme
Wow jaw dropping is quite right. Stunning........love all the peaceful and open neutral spaces. Its elegant and quiet but dramatic too. Spectacular!
Hi dear Teresa
Well this might be a strange comment.. but these spaces feel 'clean'.. All that simple colour and design.. must be a lovely place to relax!!
Have a great week... and hope the sun is shining your way.. ciao xxx Julie
I'd love the have the green table in the first image. Such a perfect piece!
Such a beautiful home...love the soothing color palette - dying for the tub!!
I love Mary's work and this is a wonderful example. This is a perfect melding of romantic, classicism and feminine details.
Such a breath of fresh air -- really, really light and bright and spacious. I nearly ghasped when I saw the first image -- I could quite happily live here forever :)
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