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Feb 23
2011

Cork floors

Posted by gdcadmin in Selling your home , Net Zero Homes , Moving to DC , LEED , Kitchen ideas , High-end Renovations , High-end Additions , DC wine , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , Custom Home Building , creative thinking , Chevy Chase wine , Chevy Chase renovations , Chevy Chase Landscape , Chevy Chase bathrooms , building innovation , builder luxury , build a new home , Bethesda Wine , Bethesda renovations , Bethesda outdoor living , Bethesda landscape , Bethesda Kitchens , Bethesda Bathrooms

During a home’s conception phase, Georgetown Development is always working to come up with innovative designs utilizing materials that will not only meet a homeowner’s vision, but also create a living space that’s unique. For many homeowners in the Washington DC metro area, green design is a hot topic and many of our customers are looking to use products that combine green materials with design.

Today’s market is full of options when it comes to eco-friendly natural wood, so when we came across this new flooring from We Cork, we were excited to incorporate this material into our next custom home. We Cork’s Eco-Nomical series is a premium glueless floating floor, made with recycled wine stoppers. Like other cork flooring, it’s durable, sound absorbing and most importantly, comfortable under foot. Availble in four colors, We Cork’s Eco-Nomical series is easy to install and adds a sustainable element to any home

To learn more about how you can incorporate cork flooring into your next custom home or room to room, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com

Happy Building!

Feb 06
2011

Bathtubs with attitudes

Posted by gdcadmin in Net Zero Homes , Moving to DC , LEED , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , custom remodeling , custom new homes , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom homes , custom building , custom builders , custom builder , Chevy Chase renovations , Chevy Chase bathrooms , build a new home , Bethesda renovations , Bethesda Bathrooms , bathtub luxury , bath renovation , bath remodeling , Bath ideas

Every bathroom deserves a little bit of luxury and at Georgetown Development, we found just the thing to add that certain something to transform your bathroom into a luxurious experience.

Check out this line of custom bathtubs made by Imperial Wholesale carved from a single block of Mexican travertine or onyx. The all-custom piece weighs about a ton and comes in four colors. This piece is for any homeowner that is looking for a bathroom statement piece because this tub screams “I’m here and I am not going anywhere.”

At Georgetown Development, we are always on the lookout for the perfect piece to tie together any custom home design or room to room renovation and this tub from Imperial is no exception. Known for their line of custom products, this bathtub is a unique addition to any bathroom. The only problem is finding enough time to sit around with your rubber ducky!

To learn more about how Georgetown Development can help with your next luxury custom hme or room to room renovation, please visit www.gerogetowndevcorp.com

Happy Building!
Feb 03
2011

Windows Windows

Posted by gdcadmin in Marvin Windows , green renovations , green remodeling , green luxury building , green luxury builders , green kitchen renovations , green home building , green design , green building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom homes , custom building , custom builders , custom builder , creative thinking , building innovation , builder luxury , Builder , build a new home , BIS Show , Bethesda renovations , Bethesda outdoor living , Bethesda landscape , bath remodeling , Bamboo Windows , American Institute of Architects

Many of us envision the perfect morning, walking downstairs and opening the windows to let the sun shine in. Rarely does this happen, but at Georgetown Development, we aim to please! For all of those craving their Snow White moment, we would like to present the Push Out French Casement window from Marvin.

The Push Out French Casement windows is the newest addition to the company’s Ultimate Casement line. The window has traditional push-out hardware that opens with a quarter turn of a handle and features the company’s clever wash mode that allows exterior glass to be washed from the inside. Rather than the typical middle support, the two sashes join at the stiles within a single frame, like a French door, resulting in unobstructed views. The aluminum-clad window has a Kynar 500 finish and can be made in a 72-inch-by-72-inch size.

The push out window can drastically change the look and feel of any home exterior adding a level of luxury from the outside. To learn more about how Georgetown Development can help you incorporate these windows into your next custom home design or room to room renovation, please visit www.georgetowndevcorp.com.

Happy Building!

Jan 18
2011

There is a car in my house

Posted by gdcadmin in Selling your home , LEED , High-end Renovations , flooring , façade that never needs painting , emerging trends , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom homes , Custom Home Building , custom building , custom builders , builder luxury , Builder , build a new home , brick that prevents mold , BIS Show , Bethesda renovations , Bethesda outdoor living , Bethesda landscape , Bethesda Kitchens , bath renovation , bath remodeling , American Institute of Architects

At Georgetown Development, we like to look at each room as a blank slate with endless possibilities.  Colors, textures and layout are usually only limited by one’s imagination and we’re constantly dreaming of new ways to incorporate the newest in eco-home design with any luxury home so when we came across the new textured tile from EcoDomo, we wanted to share.

EcoDomo’s new Rainforest leather tiles contain 60% pre-consumer recycled content made from recycled leather luxury car seat straps and can be re-used without glue. Yes, we said car seats! They are available in 12 different colors and three textures and add a level of depth to any surface.

Georgetown Development is committed in providing our clients with the latest in green building and use sustainable products whenever and wherever we can. To view some of our latest award-winning eco-friendly homes and to learn more about how we can help with your new luxury custom home or renovation project, please visit www.georgetowndevcorp.com

Happy Building!

Sep 24
2010

Whers the drain?

Posted by gdcadmin in Selling your home , Net Zero Homes , Luxury Bath , High-end Additions , Custom Home Building , custom builders , custom builder , Chevy Chase renovations , building innovation , build a new home , Bethesda renovations , bath renovation , bath remodeling , Bath ideas

When we sit down with a new client for either a custom luxury home design or a custom renovation project, we tend to hear similar stories every now and then. While homes in the Washington DC metro area all have a look and feel of their own, each owner is typically looking for a home that marries form with function, and at Georgetown Development, we couldn’t agree more.

 

Check out this new stainless steel linear shower drain. Imported from Europe, this drain brings a level of class and elegance to your bathroom that has never before been dreamed of. The water looks like it’s simply disappearing into the floor and the drain can even be set with tile to keep an even lower profile!

 

We know planning out the perfect home space can be taxing, that’s why we’re here to help. Georgetown Development keeps us with the latest in home renovation trends so you don’t have to!

 

For more information about how Georgetown Development can help transform your home, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com

 

Happy Building!
Sep 07
2010

Innovative Entryways

Posted by gdcadmin in High-end Renovations , High-end Additions , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom luxury home , custom homes , Custom Home Building , Custom Doors , custom building , custom builders , custom builder , Chevy Chase renovations , building innovation , Builder , build a new home , BIS Show , Bethesda renovations , American Institute of Architects

We all know the quote “good fences make great neighbors.” At Georgetown Development, we think good fences can make for amazing custom homes. A home with an artfully designed entryway can turn a home into an experience.

As small lots have become prime real estate for many home owners today in many desirable neighborhoods throughout the Washington, DC metro area, thoughtful landscaping has become essential to these home sites' appeal. One of the best ways to accent and define the transitional space between public sidewalk and private entry is with a unique fence or gate.

Take a look at some of these innovative entryways from Builder magazine and to learn more about how Georgetown Development can help you custom design the exterior of your home, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com
Jul 28
2010

News from US Green Council

Posted by gdcadmin in USGBC , Simpson Doors , Selling your home , Net Zero Homes , LEED , High-end Additions , Green Roofs , Energy-Star , emerging trends , eco-friendly counters , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , Custom Home Building , Chevy Chase renovations , building innovation , Builder Magazine , build a new home , Bethesda renovations

Every once in a while, we hear about programs that totally jive with what Georgetown Development is all about. When we heard about a new program from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), we wanted to share it.

 

Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design or LEED…you hear this term a lot more than you used to, but what does it really mean and how does it affect your home? LEED certification was established by the USGBC as a way to measure how sustainable a building is; are there bike racks so employees can bike to work, rather than drive, are the lights on timers so they aren’t being used when rooms aren’t in use? These are just a few of the elements that LEED certification measures.

 

This measurement used to be mainly for larger structures, but not anymore. The USGBC and the Bank of America Charitable Foundation have announced the Affordable Green Neighborhoods Grant Program. The program awards financial and educational resources to help remove barriers towards the pursuit of LEED for Neighborhood Development projects which include affordable green housing components in their neighborhood plans. The grant program is open to developers and related public agencies that choose to pursue LEED for Neighborhood Development certification and demonstrate a commitment toward strengthening existing communities by providing affordable green housing to citizens with a range of income levels. To learn more about this new program, and how you can get your community involved, click here.

 

At Georgetown Development, we are committed towards designing homes that embody the same principles as the USGBC and LEED certification. Georgetown Development strives to provide homeowners with products that are made from recycled materials and systems that are energy-efficient.

 

To learn more about green building in the Washington, D.C. metro area and how Georgetown Development can help you design your next custom green home or green renovation, visit www.georgetowndevcorp.com.

 

Happy Green Building!

Jul 06
2010

Lease Solar Panels?

Posted by gdcadmin in Solar panels , Sod roofing , Sleek Solar , Selling your home , Net Zero Homes , Moving to DC , Lease solar panels , home renovations , High-end Renovations , High-end Additions , Green Roofs , green renovations , green remodeling , green luxury building , green luxury builders , green home building , green design , green building , green builder , green additions , Energy-Star , emerging trends , eco-friendly counters , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , DC Regulations , Custom Stairway , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , custom remodeling , custom new homes , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom luxury home , custom homes , Custom Home Building , custom building , custom builders , custom builder , building innovation , build a new home , American Institute of Architects

There you are, driving down the street in Bethesda, MD or McLean, VA and you see one home that just looks a little out of place, something is different, but you can’t quite put your finger on what it is. What makes that home look different? Solar panels on the roof!

More and more homes today are having solar panels installed and the government is finally taking notice. The growing demand for solar panels on residential homes has forced Congress to look into a climate legislation that includes a provision that, if passed, could make it financially more feasible for solar system suppliers and their business partners—including builders—to extend lower-cost leasing options to homeowners. Click here to read all about it.

At Georgetown Development, we are committed to providing our clients with the latest in sustainable home design. From using recycled products to helping you with a luxury home design that’s also energy-efficient. To learn more about our commitment to sustainability and environmentally conscious design, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com.

Happy Building!

Jul 01
2010

New Green Products

Posted by gdcadmin in wind turbines , Water use , water saving toilets , urban ideas , transform your home , total home renovation , Sod roofing , Sleek Solar , Selling your home , renovate my home , newest trends , Net Zero Homes , Moving to DC , luxury builder Bethesda , High-end Additions , Green stairs , Green Roofs , green renovations , green remodeling , green luxury building , green luxury builders , green kitchen renovations , green home building , green design , green building , green builder , green bathroom renovations , green additions , gadgets , façade that never needs painting , Energy-Star , emerging trends , eco-friendly counters , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , Custom Renovations Sustainable Design , custom remodeling , custom new homes , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom luxury home , custom homes , Custom Home Building , custom building , custom builders , Chevy Chase renovations , building innovation , build a new home , Bethesda renovations , bath renovation , bath remodeling , Bath ideas , Bamboo Windows , American Institute of Architects

Typically trade shows are a mad house. Everyone is rushing from booth to booth to see what’s new, what’s on trend, what the next big thing is. This year’s American Institute of Architects (AIA) convention last month in Miami wasn’t really any different. While the number of attendees might have been smaller, the abundance of new products made up for it.

From sleek solar panels to decorative windows made from bamboo, this annual green conference displayed products for everyone. Click here to view some of the highlights.

Georgetown Development has worked on increasingly green homes throughout the Washington, DC metro area and would love to help you with your next green project. From one room renovations to custom home designs, Georgetown Development has been helping homeowners create their dream spaces for over ten years.

For more information Georgetown Development and to view some of our work, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com

Happy Building!

Jun 21
2010

Stairway to Heaven

Posted by gdcadmin in urban ideas , transform your home , total home renovation , MSN.com , Moving to DC , luxury kitchen renovations , luxury builder Bethesda , luxury bathroom renovations , luxury additions , interior design , home renovations , High-end Renovations , High-end Additions , Green stairs , emerging trends , eco-friendly counters , eco-friendly builder , echo-friendly luxury building , echo-friendly building , echo-friendly builder , Custom Stairway , custom remodeling , custom new homes , custom new home design , custom luxury home design , custom homes , Custom Home Building , custom building , custom builders , custom builder , building innovation , Builder Magazine , build a new home , BIS Show

We all know the song “Stairway to Heaven”, but our reality is really “stairway to the kids”, or “stairway to the bathroom that needs to be cleaned”. But, what if you could create a stairway that didn’t make what was on the other end seem so bad?

 

When you’re designing your custom home or if you’re working on some home renovations, Georgetown Development can’t help you design every element from the front steps to the basement steps.

 

Click here to check out a number of new and innovative stairway ideas from Builder magazine. From stairways that use sustainable materials to steps with a Spanish flare, Georgetown Development can help you create the stairway and the home you’ve always envisioned.

 

To learn more about how Georgetown Development can help you with your custom home or renovation project, please visit us at www.georgetowndevcorp.com

 

Happy Building!

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