Georgetown Modern, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Aug 20th 2007 at 1:03PM

Our modern Monday pick takes us to Washington D.C. and a rather non-traditional Georgetown townhouse. This throughly modern home is a four-story Le Corbusier-inspired work of utterly angular lines. The seven-bedroom home has multiple terraces and a wide open floor plan. The home is utterly spare and bare, all dark wood and white walls and bathrooms that trip the line between stark and institutional. It is listed at $3.45 million. After the jump, not a curve in sight.

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rip Aug 20th 2007 1:32PM

That looks great for children. If you like children with lots of injuries...

They should just further decorate by sprinkling shards of glass around, to go with all those hard metal corners.

K Aug 20th 2007 1:46PM

Love modern, but this one is too sterile. At least some curvy furniture has been added. First order of business, get rid of the black "From my frat days" couch, and add some color.

Jimmy Hines Aug 20th 2007 1:54PM

Good place to store your Robot !!?!

PhReNiK Aug 20th 2007 4:24PM

Heck I'd do it.

Place looks pretty perfect to me. No extra "stuff" or whatsoever

GWilson Aug 20th 2007 4:08PM

If they knew how to decorate, this place would be awesome.

Henry Aug 20th 2007 10:17PM

I'd bet they have a closet/attic that is REALLY messy. Otherwise I'm sold as is (minus the lazyboy couch obviously)

Mary Aug 23rd 2007 2:46AM

Well I guess if you can't say anything nice you shouldn't say anything at all.

I guess that's all I have to say.

Kevin Danielson Aug 25th 2007 8:14PM

What a waist of time and money! I guess they don't watch HGTV!

Jack Aug 25th 2007 10:20PM

This house(houses)is (are)not in Georgetown. They are wildly out of the context of the neighborhood they are in and would be even more so in Georgetown. They also MIGHT(?) be worth what the asking price is if they were in Georgetown but considering where they are they are worth about 1.5M less. Think Park Avenue versus Canarsie.