D.C. Council member Jack Evans’s Georgetown home

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D.C. council member Jack Evans and his wife, Michele, a decorator, spent a year renovating his narrow 1876 Georgetown rowhouse to comfortably include their blended family of eight.

Michele Evans designed the kitchen to suit the needs of a large and busy family. The large marble center island is a gathering place, where each day she prepares a glass dispenser full of fruit and herb water. There is also a trail mix of the week for snacking. Katherine Frey/The Washington Post

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