Catherine Funkhouser

1 week ago | homeanddesign.com | Sharon Jaffe Dan |Catherine Funkhouser |Michelle Brunner |Linda Hales

Morning GloryDaybreak and dusk are the most magical times at the beach. On an empty shore, infinite spans of sand, sea and sky have hypnotic, soul-calming powers. A Rehoboth retreat perfectly […]Next LevelFor a DC couple who dreamed of owning a waterfront retreat in Annapolis, patience paid off.

2 weeks ago | homeanddesign.com | Catherine Funkhouser |Jennifer Hughes

For a DC couple who dreamed of owning a waterfront retreat in Annapolis, patience paid off. The pair of avid boaters moved quickly when an estate they had always admired became available. “We had boated by this property many times over the years and always looked at it and thought, ‘What a great place,’” recounts the husband, principal of an investment firm. “When it came on the market, my wife saw the listing online.

2 months ago | homeanddesign.com | Sharon Jaffe Dan |Catherine Funkhouser |Julie Sanders |Linda Hales

Joie de VivreA Mediterranean Revival manse built in 1910 captured the fancy of potential buyers on a tour with their architect, Christian Zapatka. But beyond its stucco façade, carved-limestone balustrade and stately […]Family BlissA couple looking to relocate closer to their children’s school from the suburbs snatched up a 1931 stone abode in DC’s Spring Valley.

2 months ago | homeanddesign.com | Catherine Funkhouser |Stacy Zarin Goldberg

A couple looking to relocate closer to their children’s school from the suburbs snatched up a 1931 stone abode in DC’s Spring Valley. They then faced the challenge of transforming the stately acquisition into a family home for their brood of three kids, then aged seven and under, plus a dog. “This house could easily turn very formal,” relates the husband, who works in the investment industry. “It goes back to a different era.

Jan 24, 2025 | homeanddesign.com | Julie Sanders |Susan Bodiker |Catherine Funkhouser |Charlotte Safavi

Modern Muse“It is the materials’ own language, I seek to express,” the Danish, mid-century furniture designer Poul Kjaerholm once declared. His observation reflected not only his own philosophy but that of […]Urban OasisIt was a match made on Instagram,” confides homeowner Puja Parekh, who reached out to New York-based designer Tina Ramchandani after following her for 10 years on social media.