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Appliances: Smaller Can Be Better
After a decade of designing big, bigger, biggest appliances, manufacturers are expanding their lines with trimmer models that better meet the needs of the many people who are choosing apartment and condo living.
Boost Curb Appeal
We'll showcase a range of products that will make the exterior of your home more attractive.
How to Plan a Vegetable Garden
Who would have thought the new millennium would see a returning interest in vegetable gardening? We'll offer advice on how to participate in the trend without getting bogged down in Brussels sprouts.
Outdoor Spaces
You'll want to see how folks around New Jersey are taking advantage of the staycation trend with pools and landscapes that give credence to the belief that there's no place like home.
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Learn from our editors, subscribers and local design experts about building, decorating, renovating and landscaping your home.
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A fieldstone hearth, massive beams, and rich wood cabinetry suggest a European country estate in a Ramsey kitchen by Steven Kinon of Ulrich Inc.
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In the Current Issue
February/March 2010 on newsstands now!
From formal to sophisticated country to classically modern, the homes we feature in the February/March issue are filled with ideas you can adapt yourself. And be sure to check out our annual showcase of kitchens, this year featuring a variety of styles to please any taste.
American Dream House
He came from Italy at the age of two. He grew up with two brothers in a small apartment in the Ironbound section of Newark. He worked in the family
Continue ReadingFormal Request
A Bergen County family’s home was five years in the making
Continue ReadingClassically Modern
Designer Rachel Minaya creates timeless style and comfort in her Bergen County home
Continue ReadingLong Live Your Landscape
Smart planning and planting can keep
that overgrown look at bay for years
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Design in the Age of the New Reality
Architects and designers report signs of life in the economy, but the recession may have a long-term effect on how we approach home-related projects.
Living Big in Small Spaces: Expanding Visions
A long wish list fits nicely into a large room but can be quite a challenge when space is limited. Designer Hope Sferra meets that challenge head-on in a Somerset County office/library.
Inspired Kitchens
Hard working + fun + good looking: See how the attributes we seek in people have translated into our kitchens!
Timeless Design
We launch the 10th year of Design NJ with a look back at projects we published in our first year that have stood the test of time. Our first installment: a family room designed by Frank DelleDonne.