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Rooftop Terrace Renovation | Improving Flow in a 1920s Home

Behind the scenes of a rooftop terrace renovation by Den Cralle of Green Front, the best furniture stores in Northern Virginia
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One new doorway can completely change how a home is lived in.

As work continues on the second floor, Den Cralle is rethinking how people move through Monument with this rooftop terrace renovation. A window at the second-floor stair landing will become a new doorway, providing direct access to the rooftop terrace without passing through the private primary suite.

It’s a subtle change, but one that improves both privacy and everyday function.

Another smart addition? An exterior spiral staircase tucked into the courtyard behind the kitchen creates a second route to the rooftop terrace, making it easier to enjoy everything from a quiet morning coffee to evenings spent entertaining.

Good design isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it’s as simple as making a space easier to use every day.

That same attention to flow and livability continues inside, where the new primary bathroom renovation begins to take shape around symmetry, comfort and thoughtful design.

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