History Meets Modernity
The herringbone brick sidewalks of Georgetown’s quaint, tree-lined streets are met by rustling green leaves that pop against the stately red brick of the Federal-style row houses that have stood in the neighborhood since the early 1800s.
Family Room
“One of the biggest things we did was to work on the back of the kitchen and family-room area to make that how most families nowadays live—with some sort of family room attached to the kitchen,” says Hawkins. The result is a light filled kitchen with a bright, comfy family room, where large glass doors open onto the inviting courtyard.
“The Southern-facing kitchen and family room opened up onto the courtyard and was bright year-round, pretty much every day,” says Hawkins. “We probably spent most of our time in that room.”
