Posts by Bill Hoisington

Source: The CotY Showcase 2010 This Kitchen was gutted down to Sheetrock in order to create  a more workable space int he kitchen, a kitchen in which the open refrigerator door didn’t block access to the passageway and where the large bar didn’t take up space. Intead, a hutch was built flush to the wall, with…

Source: Remodeling Today Spring Summer 2010 Regional Honors conferred in the wake of firm’s earlier washington-area COTY Sweep By John Byrd It’s been a good year for Michael Nash Kitchens and Homes. In January, the full-service design/build remodeler won four “Contractor of the Year” awards from the Washington, DC chapter of the National Association of the…

Source: Home Design Spring 2010 A sunny additions by Michael Nash Design Build & homes offers a light-filled family retreat. Merit Award, Residential Additions Under $100,000 The project included building a breakfast room, a screened-in porch and a sun deck on the back of the house. The company totally remodeled the kitchen and designed a…

Source: Home & Design January/February 2010 A primary palette of cheerful blues and reds provides inspiration for an unusual contemporary kitchen When it comes to kitchen decor, “there are two categories of people”, explains Sonny Nazemian of Michael Nash Custom Kitchens & Homes, Inc. “Those who love stain and those who love color.” In this…

Source: Home and Design A primary palette of cheerful blues and reds provides inspiration for an unusual contemporary kitchen When it comes to kitchen decor, there are two categories of people,” explains Sonny Nazemian of Michael Nash Custom Kitchens & Homes, Inc. “Those who love stain and those who love color,” In this case, clients Jane…

Source: Home and Design (Sourcebook 2010) Drawing Board Project Notes: 1. DETAILS: Tired of their small, mundane bathroom, a Virginia couple turned to Michael Nash Custom Kitchens and Homes to create a larger, more luxurious space “The existing bathroom did not have the area they wanted,” says company CEO and president Sonny Nazemian. “They also wanted…

Source: Fairfax County Times Keeping in all seasons is goal for homeowner adding wine cellar By John Byrd Most people don’t worry too much about keeping their homes cool in the winter. However, for an oenophile such as Craig MacAllister, “a slight chill” is one of the primary requirements for housing his prized wine varietals. Specifically,…