THIS CENTREVILLE, MARYLAND, HOUSE, by architect Gregory Torchio and D.C. interior architect/designer JD Ireland, shows that a design can be “country” without sacrificing modernity. The generous use of wood for framing and ceilings—but not for the floors!—adds visual warmth to the more industrial glass and concrete. Bryan Anthony wrote this story for Houzz.com; Angie Seckinger took the pictures. Get a good look with our slideshow.
—Nancy McKeon
