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Source: Homes The fairfax County Times May 7-13, 2008 A remodeler converts a 1950s split-level home By John Byrd SPECIAL TO THE TIMES After completing a seven month tour in Iraq with the Marines, Mike Paigo returned to the Northern Virginia home he had shared with his single mother, Elisa. The duplex — consisting of Elisa’s […]

Source: Loudoun Independent Jan 14, 2009 Change Comes with the New Year By John Byrd The Stouts run a busy household-two pre-schoolers, a home-based business, and frequent visits by elderly parents and out-of-town guests. Unfortunately, the ongoing challenge-a lack of living space relative to the multitude of daily missions — often slowed things down to a

SOURCE: Fairfax County Times NOVEMBER 13, 2008 French country interior design wins regional COTY award BY JOHN BYRD Home Fronts News Transforming a circa-1970s kitchen into a French country-style interior that incorporates a festive barn door recently won Michael Nash Kitchens and Baths of Fairfax a Region Two “Contractor of the Year” (COTY) Grand Award

SOURCE: LOUDINI JANUARY 28, 2009 What Makes an Addition a “Contractor the Year” Winner? By John Byrd, Michael Nash Kitchens and Homes Every year, the National Association of the Remodeling Industry’s Washington, D.C. chapter confers a “Contractor of the Year” (COTY) award on the area’s best home remodeling projects. <Read More>  

Source: Real Estate By John Byrd Home Front News Innovative floor plan cited in area’s “Best Whole House Remodel Under $250,000.” Every year the National Association of the Remodeling Industry’s Washington, D.C. chapter confers a “Contractor of the Year” (COTY) award on the area’s best home remodeling projects. Judges look at work in 29 competitive

SOURCE: REMODELING TODAY SPING.SUMMER 2008 BY Greg Hadly Chairman, Awards Committe, Metro DC NARI As a professional architectural photographer, I have the pleasure of recording some of the dazzling remodeling work done by members of the Metro DC NARI Chapter. In my roll as the Chapter’s Awards Committee Chairman, I get to review remodeling projects

SOURCE: FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES, APRIL 9-15, 2008 BY JOHN BYRD Special to The Times Linda and Bill Budd were looking for ways to reconfigure the interior of their Herndon home so they could gain privacy zones within the existing footprint.A big motivation was “protecting each other’s rest time.”<Read More>    

SOURCE: Remodeling Today FALL.WINTER 2008 Michael Nash Custom Kitchen & Homes, Inc. From wall to wall, floor to ceiling, Michael Nash Custom Kitchen & Homes can handle all your remodeling needs. Specialists in design, construction and interior decorating, they can handle your job from start to finish. Michael Nash offers:<Read More>  

Sue and Mike Rachlin knew they would need to remodel the kitchen in their 1964-vintage ranch when they bought their home in 2001. The home’s galley kitchen was too small, outdated and poorly equipped for their needs. “I’m somewhat of a gourmet cook and I love to sped time in the kitchen,” Sue says. “The

Source: Professional Remodeler, November 2006 Adding storage, seating and cooking features in a kitchen remodel as restricted as this townhouse in Alexandria, Va., was no simple task, says Sonny Nazemian, president of Michael Nash Custom Kitchens. But ultimately, the Fairfax, Va.-based remodeler worked design “magic,” transforming this long, narrow space with a single window into