From the outside, this home near Volunteer Park appears relatively unassuming—as unassuming as an oversize two-car garage on the northern edge of Capitol Hill can be. Clad in dark wood, corrugated metal, and concrete, in a neighborhood where ornate vintage homes and angular new builds take center stage, its understatement gives it a quiet sense of curb appeal.
The interior of the home retains the outside’s sleek lines and modern, minimalist influences. But the expansive living area immediately opens up to soaring wood ceilings, a contrast between bold, industrial-style exposed metal beams and warm natural hardwood. Black metal stair railings carry that converted-loft feel throughout
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