Stunning Great Falls Exterior & Interior Remodel
A beloved family home, passed down from generations, provides many emotional attachments for both the former and current homeowners. So how do you decide to update portions of the home to allow better usage of space for your family but also retain a connection to the special décor and distinction of the past?
This was the situation for Parinaz and Bob, who purchased their multi-acre, beautiful Great Falls home from family several years ago. With a focus on remodeling their home’s exterior and interior to fit their lifestyle today but also with a real and deep intention to reuse family heirlooms, original features, and more from the past, this remodel is a truly special showcase of how MOSS gave this family the remodeled home that they wanted while retaining nods to their home’s unique originality and family connection.
Basement Remodel in Clifton, VA
This family's previous home had a basement which they enjoyed but did not meet all of their needs. When they purchased this beautiful Clifton home in 2017, they loved the fact that the basement was unfinished and provided a blank slate to create what they hoped would become a social hub for the neighborhood.
This was a true collaboration between homeowner and contractor and the result is stunning.
New Design Provides Fairfax Family the Kitchen of Their Dreams
Removing the walls and completely redesigning the space took this kitchen from adequate to perfect.
Incredible Interior Remodel in Ashburn
A full main and upper-level remodel in this Ashburn home provided the homeowners an updated overall design look that is much more functional for their family...and beautiful to boot.
Annandale Home Entire Home Remodel
This beautiful Annandale home had almost its entire main level touched by our team - an updated kitchen with stunning curved cabinets and plentiful storage, all new hardwood floors throughout, a new and much safer stair rail, and two remodeled full bathrooms that are both functional and designed for aging in place.
