Laurey W. Glenn
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This circa-1928 bungalow in Bethesda, Maryland got an asian-contemporary update while the renovations remained true to the original fee of the house. Updated with primarily recyclable and sustainable products, the roof was raised, windows were replaces, and the columns in the front were replaced with mahogany-clad posts.
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Roof shingles: Synthetic Majestic Slate Chisel Point shingles in Black by Ecostar, ecostar.carlisle.com; Front door: Custom-made by Bradd Mizell of Mizell woodworking & Millwork, 301/770-5560
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