Barnes Vanze Architects refurbished this stunning French Neoclassical mansion in Potomac, Maryland.
The original house was built in 1926 replicating the central wing of Malmaison, the palace Napoleon built for Empress Josephine outside Paris. The renovation and interior design by Mary Douglas Drysdale recaptured its original grandeur.
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