30th Street

Set within a historic Georgetown townhouse, this home was conceived as a gallery for living. Ornate plaster crown moldings, carved marble mantels, arched openings, and classical columns provide a refined architectural counterpoint to a significant contemporary art collection featuring modern masters such as Donald Judd, Richard Serra, and Cecily Brown. Collectible furnishings — including pieces by Christian Liaigre, BDDW, and Jean Royère — reinforce the dialogue between art and design, proving that form and function need not be mutually exclusive.