Modern Living on Capitol Hill A young couple with one toddler, and another on the way, contacted Barry with a unique set of needs. They owned a Victorian rowhouse on Washington DC’s Capitol Hill and were committed to the neighborhood, with its handsome brick homes, culturally diverse markets, and proximity [...]
Totier Creek Farm in Albemarle County One of the last undeveloped areas of the Eastern Seaboard, the rolling hills of Albemarle County are still dotted with Colonial-era plantation and estates, including historic Totier Creek Farm. Built in 1760, the wooden frame farmhouse is set on a gently rising knoll with [...]
Embassy Elegance in Washington, DC Washington, DC is a city known for its boulevards lined with elegant townhomes, many of them former private mansions now put to official use. One such building, the Beaux Arts mansion, was built in the late nineteenth century for a wealthy heiress. Converted into an [...]
Woodland Glade in Eastern Virginia The owners of this home, located in a wooded glen in eastern Virginia, are enamored with the Arts and Crafts movement and wanted their home to reflect hand craftsmanship and attention to detail as well as a residence that would be in harmony with its [...]
Georgian Tradition in Potomac, Maryland Potomac, Maryland is a sylvan retreat of gracious homes set amongst woodlands just outside the hustle and bustle of metropolitan Washington, DC. Working with architect Geri Yantis, Barry designed a completely new residence, one that was inspired by traditional Georgian architecture and its values of [...]
Introduction to the Barry Dixon Collection with Arteriors "Together, [Barry] Dixon and [Mark] Moussa are proud to introduce an impressive anthology inspired by Dixon's personally curated collection, which he fondly calls his own "private 21st-century curiosities shop." Dixon's home, the extraordinary Elway Hall [...]