Vol. 2026 · Issue 358
Field notes on craft, design, and the art of remodeling — from the team that has been remodeling the DMV for 25 years.
Flooring options with today’s remodels have come a long way from traditional standards. Hardwood and carpet are still popular choices for shared living spaces and bedrooms, respectively, and tile remains a solid favorite for bathrooms, laundry rooms and kitchens.
MOSS Building & Design, which has operated exclusively in the Northern Virginia marketplace since its founding in July 2001, will be expanding its services to Montgomery County, Maryland
The Summer months are upon us which is an ideal time to move your living and workspaces to the great outdoors. We saw the pandemic create many remote jobs and the traditional office fell by the wayside with homeowners utilizing outdoor spaces for working.
May is National Home Improvement Month, but at MOSS, we celebrate home improvement and remodeling all year round! The past year has seen many of our customers spending more time than usual at home, and with that, re-evaluating the space within the four walls they call home.
Lighting is, clearly, important for basic functionality in your home. And while very practical and a key part of any kitchen remodel that MOSS Building & Design undertakes, it has become more and more obvious that deciding on the ambient kitchen lighting, particularly that which is over the home’s kitchen island, is a specific and crucial design choice for our customers.
In mid-November 2020, the new City of Fairfax Theatre Company (CFTC)’s Scene Shop at Hopewell House was unveiled to CFTC members and signaled an exciting end to a transformative project for the company. In early 2020, MOSS Building & Design, which has connections to CFTC through its Chairman, Jason Hampel, had been contacted by the company to assist with the scene shop’s updating from an un-used barn on the Hopewell House property (donated to CFTC) to a space that was safe, well-lit, insulated, and appropriate for both the storage and the construction of the theatre’s sets…
