2006 Guide to Home Remodeling

Kitchens without walls, outdoor rooms, energy—efficient additions, and other trends. Plus—going green, remodeling for less, which projects pay off, deciding whether you do need an architect, top remodelers, and more.

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Top Remodelers, Local Architects & Builders in DC, Maryland, & Virginia

Here are local architects and builders who get good recommendations. more

Trends in Remodeling

Kitchens without walls, outdoor rooms, energy-efficient additions, and other trends in remodeling. more

Building Additions, Are They Good Investments?

Sure, you’d enjoy a new master bedroom and bath. But will you get back the money you spend when you sell? Here’s a look at which home-improvement projects really pay. more

Guide to Home Remodeling: Conserving Natural Resources

Rubber roofs? Tankless water heaters? More Washingtonians are making remodeling choices that help conserve natural resources—and can save money, too. more

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Top Architects

Check out great photos of architectural work from some of the top architects featured in this month's Washingtonian. more

A Night Out: World Cocktail Week Kicks Off at Proof

To celebrate World Cocktail Day (Raise a glass--it's today!), Penn Quarter wine bar Proof hosted a dinner last night that featured libations from some of the area’s most creative bartenders, including their own Sebastian Zutant, Derek Brown of Komi, and Gina Chersevani of EatBar. more

Chat About Fashion With Two of Our Favorite Bloggers

We’ve invited two of our favorite Washington fashion bloggers (and Washingtonian.com contributors) Rachel Cothran and Betsy Lowther in for a chat on all things fashion and shopping on Friday, May 16, at 3 PM. more