Goldsborough Design Build

Spring cleaning & fresh kitchen updates make us feel G•O•O•D ✨
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Powder Room appreciation post✨ Wr always love looking at these photos from an amazing job we were proud to be a part of✨
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I am always amazed at Overmyer Architects] ability to create beautiful designs from a block of stone. In this space, the plain drywall walls came to life with our Smokey Quartz selection. The placement of the stone is perfect!

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That's a wrap✨
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Hoping that all of our clients, friends & family had a very Merry Christmas✨
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No better time to post THE COZIEST space we've ever been a part of✨ Holiday hangouts & post-feast fire-side chit chats in this basement living space gives us ALL THE WARM & FUZZIES😍
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The time is upon us for roaring fires, cocktails & conversation. I am looking forward to it all! 

How about you?

What gets you most excited about this holiday season?

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Feeling VERY Friday … WHO ELSE NEEDS A SIP?
This high end wine cellar was installed on the lower level of a Georgetown brownstone that is over 200 years old. Replacing what was formerly the home's main kitchen and dining space, this room was built back into the home's backyard sub-dermal footprint.
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This space is cozy, beautiful & functional. & designed an incredible bottom level and this wine cellar was truly the icing on the cake✨
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We had the absolute pleasure of sneaking away for a quick visit to The Highlander House in Highlands, NC a few weeks ago- and it did not disappoint✨
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Built in 1885—reportedly for a retired sea captain from Charleston, South Carolina—the clapboard mountain farmhouse maintains many of the period architectural details such as the original wood flooring and exposed timber framing, but there’s no lack of modern amenities or contemporary finishes. -
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What an honor to know & work with so many wonderful men & women who have served our country. Our gratitude knows no bounds. Wishing all our Veteran clients, coworkers, friends & family a relaxing Veterans Day filled with a level of gratitude & appreciation that aims to scratch the surface of the honor you all hold.
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Land of the free because of the brave🇺🇸
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Repost from featuring the beautiful off-kitchen living space that has a sophisticated yet casual feel to it thanks to the amazing pivot doors😍
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If you haven't yet, give Tracy & her team a follow for all the design inspo & info you could ever imagine✨
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If you are considering a big home renovation in 2023, you might be feeling a bit overwhelmed. I always tell clients to start with asking themselves questions about their lifestyle, goals, and uses for space.

A few examples are:
1- How do you want your indoor and outdoor living spaces to coexist?
2- Where do you find inspiration? How do you want that to be reflected in your home?
3- Are there any special needs (pets, children, older adults) that you need to accommodate in the plans?

This reflective step in the process is a critical one - and should be the very first step before working on a timeline or design details.

As always, don't hesitate to reach out to us if you are planning a home renovation for the new year!

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We are so excited to be sponsors of this year's 40th annual Bethesda Turkey Chase Charity Race🦃🏃🏼‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏽💨
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Special thanks to the & for putting on this race year after year - click the link in our bio to register to run the race! If not, consider fundraising or sponsorship✨ All money raised goes towards these wonderful organizations and the critical community programming they provide that helps Bethesda be the fabulous city they it is ✨
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Turned a dated 1960's split level into a modern beauty with major help from peekaboo windows & recessed lighting✨
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Old homes... we love them & their quirky charm // This 1930's single family home owner wanted to preserve the initial design integrity of the 959 sq ft space. That included restoring arched windows and vintage crown molding along with reinforcing load-bearing beams that were keeping the beautifully vaulted ceilings structurally intact.
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Tile appreciation post for this beautiful 💙