HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The 1964 mid-century modern house in Carderock Springs was renovated and expanded to accommodate a multi-generational family that also needed ADA accessibility.
Carderock Springs mid-century modern | The renovation of the 1964 mid-century modern house in Carderock Springs was designed by architect Mario Pareja. It is on the market for just under $2.2 million.
“We love Carderock,” Tysvaer said. “We love the mid-century modern vibe, the situated modernism, the beautiful trees, the trails.” “He put his design on it, and then I chose the colors,” she said. “I knew, in terms of finishes, I wanted a very clean palette with punches of mid-century colors.”
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