Sun-Washed Top and Bottom Floors Transport This D.C. Row House to the Mediterranean
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Before Amanda McClements bought her 1885 Washington, D.C. rowhouse nearly two decades ago, it had reportedly been a brothel. When she came into possession of it, the structure’s front stoop donned worn Astroturf and it shed most of its Victorian charm. McClements, the founder of local home and lifestyle shop Salt & Sundry, made do with cosmetic fixes until her journalist husband moved in dur
Before Amanda McClements bought her 1885 Washington, D.C. rowhouse nearly two decades ago, it had reportedly been a brothel. When she came into possession of it, the structure’s front stoop donned worn Astroturf and it shed most of its Victorian charm. McClements, the founder of local home and lifestyle shop Salt & Sundry, made do with cosmetic fixes until her journalist husband moved in dur
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