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  • The Cottage Journal

    A Bit of Fresh Air

    Feb 22, 2022 2 minutes
    TEXT BY BETHANY ADAMS
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY GORDON BEALL

    hen it came to renovating their 1927 cottage in Washington, DC, landscape architects Leslie Gignoux Fritz and Scott Fritz were set on crafting a space that would foster creativity. Largely untouched until the couple purchased the property in 1996, the home was the perfect canvas for creating a cottage-style haven in the middle of the

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