Gatega Interior Design, LLC

07/24/2017

Love looking at Bull while we cook!

A painting of a bull by Katie Pumphrey occupies a place of honor in the kitchen. See more at http://bit.ly/2tSpQdF!

Interior Design & Contracting: Gatega Interior Design, LLC
Photography: David Burroughs

07/13/2017

Just love the article and spread in Home and Design Magazine about our home - the title couldn't be more perfect - "Labor of Love"

07/06/2017

The spread coming out in dribs and drabs!

The addition houses the family room, which flows into the kitchen. See more at http://bit.ly/2tSpQdF!

Interior Design Joanne Fitzgerald | Gatega Interior Design, LLC
Photography: David Burroughs

10/03/2016

Tres Chic powder room for DC Design House.

10/03/2016

The 9th annual D.C. Design House opens to the public Saturday. Each year, one local home has every single room redesigned by local interior designers and architects.

10/03/2016

I've been so proud to be included in the Portfolio 100. Now publishing - video interviews of all those professionals!

Gatéga Interior Design, LLC See more projects at: http://www.HandD.com/JoanneFitzgerald

09/29/2016

love these windows...

A wall of steel windows in this breakfast bay reveals a picturesque landscape by Lila Fendrick. http://bit.ly/2cCvbyB

Architecture: Anne Decker Architects
Contractor: Potomac Valley Builders
Landscape Architecture: Lila Fendrick Landscape Architects
Photography: Tom Arban

09/29/2016

The Foxhall Road home was once the French ambassador’s temporary residence.

09/26/2016

This foyer combines a stone wall, a bluestone floor and a stair wall of mahogany panels. http://bit.ly/2cpjUBF

Architecture: Dynerman Architects
Interior Design: Adams Design, Inc.
Landscape Architecture: Oehme van Sweden and Associates, Inc.
Builder: Horizon Builders
Photography: Paul Warchol

09/23/2016

Applause: Making History
On the eve of its September 24 grand opening, the long-awaited Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture beckons from its spot beside the Washington Monument. As unlike the iconic obelisk as it could be, the 400,000-square-foot structure was a long-term collaborative effort by four acclaimed architecture firms. http://bit.ly/2cGnKK2

09/22/2016

Ahead of this year’s D.C. Design House, here are some spaces that stayed with us.