Masterfully designed by
David Jones Architects and exquisitely constructed by
Gibson Builders, this new French Country Manor outside Washington, DC is truly a must-see home. We've posted a few photos below:
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| A view of the brick courtyard and french provincial gardens of this beautiful new home, designed by David Jones Architects. Construction by award-winning Gibson Builders. |
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| Rear view of this elegant home designed in the French country style by David Jones Architects. Construction by award-winning Gibson Builders. Notice the beautiful windows and french doors... |
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| A stone wall surrounds the front courtyard of this new French country manor. |
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| The beautiful foyer features a delicately curved staircase, hardwood floors, intricate woodwork and antique sconces. A rich wooden pedestal table and persian rug complete the scene. |
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| The gorgeous outdoor living area of this fabulous new home designed in the style of a French country manor. A stone patio surrounds the geometric pool and spa -- a perfect spot for entertaining family and friends... |
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| Wooden beams add French country style to the home's lavish kitchen. We love the high ceilings, custom white cabinetry, the soapstone counters and white and gray marble subway tile backsplash. The huge center island is painted a delicate gray and features a carrara marble countertop with built-in sink. |
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| Check out the painted panes of the french doors and huge windows in the breakfast room. We also love the round table, which adds a sense of intimacy to the space, along with the hanging lantern used as the lighting fixture. |
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| More wooden beams and french doors can be found in this gorgeous living room / library / study, located directly off the entrance hall. The painted built-in bookshelves and custom cabinetry, velvet upholstery and pillows of the sofa, and comfortable club chairs create a warm and inviting atmosphere. A perfect place to entertain or cozy up with your favorite book. |
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| It's easy to be organized with all this storage in the mud room. Built-in pantries, lockers and closets line the long hall, with beautiful and practical limestone floors. |
