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Posts tagged “AT DC”

Farmers Market Roundup
Washington, DC

Hey Folks! We just moved this market roundup over to the Kitchn where it's true home lives.... You can find it along with all its comments at Farmers Market Roundup - Washington, DC. We've also prese...

Hirshhorn After Hours
Washington, DC

The Smithsonian museums on the mall are typically only open during peak tourist hours: 10 to 5 on the weekdays and the weekends. This is not so convenient for locals with day jobs, so we've been regu...

Look!: Swans on Swann Street!
Washington DC

Does your street name influence your home decor? Residents on Swann Street (north of Dupont Circle) have incorporated swan sculptures and planters in their gardens. These fun garden accessories have...

Philippe Cousteau's Pentagon City Condo
Home & Design, Spring 2008

Ever wanted a peak into a world explorer's home? Home & Design's Spring 2008 issue features Philippe Cousteau, Jr. and his Pentagon City, VA condo. We're jealous that they got to do the tour, and ...

Virtual Crime Spotter
Washington DC

Sadly, we get a lot of crime in DC and several of our neighbors were recently mugged. So we were excited to come across this virtual crime spotter via lifehacker. Normally we praise living in the Di...

Look!: Graffiti in Your Home?
AT Washington DC

Would you bring graffiti into your home? It's not just for the street anymore. Graffiti art is creeping into galleries and private collections across the DC area. You can get your own original wo...

Look!: A Bomb Shelter in the Home
AT Washington DC

Who knew you'd need a bomb shelter in the middle of North Carolina, several hours away from DC? Built in the 1950's, at the height of cold-war paranoia, this fantastic bomb shelter has since been u...

AT DC: Look! DC Communities Exchanging Goods
Washington DC

One man's junk is another man's treasures. This certainly holds true in the DC area. On a recent drive through Takoma Park, MD, we noticed how residents leave unwanted goods on their sidewalks. It's w...