Signage installed at HomeWorks in Bethesda

Permanent signage has been installed above the future storefront of HomeWorks at 4920 Fairmont Avenue in Bethesda. The family-owned Kensington furniture, home decor, and home interior design business is expanding with this second showroom in the Woodmont Triangle. You can check out HomeWorks' inventory of products and design services on their website. Or visit their Kensington showroom at 3740 Howard Avenue during the hours posted on the website.

VKB Kitchen & Bath opening Bethesda location

VKB Kitchen & Bath is coming soon to 7613 Wisconsin Avenue in downtown Bethesda. The award-winning remodeling firm has leased the former Forbes Design Center space. Forbes has moved to 7272 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite #10-104. VKB features many well-known design brands, including Dupont, Cosentino, Caesarstone, Medallion, and Wellborn Cabinet. The firm has existing locations in Derwood, Frederick, Columbia, Timonium, Fredericksbug, California, New Jersey, Texas, and Florida.

Farrow & Ball opens at Bethesda Row

Farrow & Ball has opened its new Bethesda Row showroom at 7118 Bethesda Lane, next to Simon Pearce and The Shade Store. Operating in Dorset, England since 1946, Farrow & Ball has developed an international reputation for wall coverings of rich color and the highest-quality materials. The showroom offers sales, color consultations, and decorating inspiration and advice. This is one of many recent additions that have increasingly made Bethesda Row a one-stop shop for home decor and interior design, from furniture to accessories and even house plants.

Farrow & Ball to open Bethesda Row store

Farrow & Ball, a U.K.-based paint and wallpaper brand, will open a showroom at Bethesda Row this December, property owner Federal Realty announced this morning. It will be located at 7118 Bethesda Lane, next to Simon Pearce and The Shade Store. Like those neighbors, and several other recent additions to the development, Farrow & Ball will provide yet another option for those seeking to update their home design and decor.

The showroom will offer sales, color consultations, and decorating inspiration and advice. Operating in Dorset, England since 1946, Farrow & Ball has developed an international reputation for wall coverings of rich color and the highest-quality materials. This will be their second location in the area; Farrow & Ball currently has a showroom in Friendship Heights. 

Photos courtesy Farrow & Ball

Boss Design opening Bethesda location

Boss Design Remodelers & Architects is expanding to Bethesda. Its new showroom will be in the former Current Boutique space at 7220 Wisconsin Avenue. The company specializes in kitchen and bathroom remodeling, but also can help you refinish your basement or put an addition onto your home. Boss Design has an existing showroom in McLean.

SR/A INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN NOW OPEN IN BETHESDA (PHOTOS)

An interior design firm known for its highly regarded work in major buildings in New York City, the District, and Northern Virginia, has opened its new Bethesda headquarters at 7020 Wisconsin Avenue.

SR/A Interior Architecture and Design, and renowned CEO Sabine Roy, offer architectural and interior design, space planning, LEED and environmental design, and interior lighting among their services. The firm arrives in the midst of a recovered real estate market in downtown Bethesda, just the sort of high-rise projects they have found success with in the past.

ULTIMATE HOME DESIGN CENTER TAKES OVER ARUT RUG SPACE IN BETHESDA (PHOTOS)

One of the ubiquitous rug shops on Wisconsin Avenue - Arut Oriental Rugs - has closed its doors.

A new tenant, Ultimate Home Design Center, is moving in. Designed as a one-stop decorating and remodeling center, the store is opening just as Bethesda real estate is heating up again.

UHDC is located at 7942 Wisconsin Avenue.

INTERIORS OF WASHINGTON TAKING OVER FORMER MEMENZA JEWELERS SPACE ON NORFOLK AVENUE

BETHESDA STUDIO

MOVING ACROSS

TOWN

Another Robert Dyer @ Bethesda Row Exclusive

Interiors of Washington, a 20-year-old interior design studio, is moving from Bradley Boulevard into the old Memenza Jewelers space on Norfolk Avenue.

There'll be quite a racket there in the short term, as the Norfolk-Cordell II project is being built right next door.  That site's old building has been demolished, as regular readers know.