Wentworth is a home remodeling company serving Washington, DC and the surrounding areas in Montgomery County, Maryland and Northern Virginia. A unique collaboration among architects, designers, and craftsmen, our team integrates architecture, interiors, and construction to create award-winning homes with timeless livability. Based on decades of design-build experience, Bruce Wentworth, AIA, a noted architect with a passion for residential remodeling and historical architectural styles, founded Wentworth in 2004. The Wentworth team, based in Chevy Chase, MD, believes that livability and beauty are essential to every design endeavor. This belief has been instrumental in some of the DC metro area’s most recognized home remodels and additions.
Throughout the entire home architecture and design-build process, the top priorities of the Wentworth team are to provide the highest quality work while adhering to clients’ needs, lifestyles, budgets, and schedules.
Wentworth creates home interiors based on our founding principle: to achieve livable luxury within a whole environment of comfort and beauty. Specializing in transitionally styled interiors, our interior designs bring harmony to your home while blending old and new.
The Wentworth team ensures high quality results by including remodeling construction as a component of our design-build services. We have experience remodeling all types of spaces—from kitchens to bathrooms to basements—and building beautiful home additions.
What Inspires You?
Architecture
Interiors
Remodeling
A 1960s split-level home in Silver Spring, Maryland gets a new porch addition, as well as stone, stucco, and cedar siding. The new façade helps modernize the home.
A great room in a NW Washington, DC home is transformed into an elegant space. The remodeled room features a fireplace clad in silver travertine, arched top windows with custom drapery, an iron chandelier, new base cabinets at the bar, and more.
A home in the Barnaby Woods neighborhood in Washington, DC is transformed into an open, airy space. The kitchen opens up to the adjacent dining area and living room, and all three areas are tied together through color and more. The new kitchen features a large, custom island, pendant lighting, and subway tile backsplash in a zigzag pattern.
A 1920s Tudor home in Northwest Washington, DC gets a two-story rear addition above a basement-level garage. The addition features exterior lighting to highlight the architecture, a sunroom with expansive views and a new home office.
A Washington, DC home gets a master bathroom remodel. The new space features a freestanding tub, wave-like wall panel, bow-front vanity, and curbless shower stall with a custom wall niche for storage.
A Chevy Chase, Maryland home gets a much-needed kitchen remodel. The new space is bright and airy, featuring an island with a granite countertop, a butler’s pantry with ample storage space, and more.
