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Grace Eline: From Show House to White House
Grace’s House, a Designer Show House Restoration in Plainfield In early January, Design NJ Publisher Tammy Keck and Assistant Editor Marirose Krall had the privilege of meeting a very special […]
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Turning Point
Removing Barriers Between the Kitchen and Dining Room and Rotating the Center Point Goes With the Flow of a Rutherford Remodel Times change. Families grow. That’s why this kitchen—part of […]
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In Transition
Built with future generations in mind, this kitchen keeps things timeless, clean and uncluttered Ship-style porthole windows—at the suggestion of Lavallette, New Jersey-based builder Walt Kosenski—add a subtle maritime presence […]
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Hidden Hill
A Rumson, New Jersey residence takes its cues from the land The Ancheta residence has a secret. From the front, it looks like a single-story home with a taller “atrium” […]
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Hidden Hill – Exterior Pool | Credits
The house is tucked into a hill, allowing on-grade access to the backyard from the main living area.
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Photography: Nettie Einhorn
Designer: Bayview Landscape Architecture
Architect: Stuart Narofsky, FAIA
Builder: Continental Construction
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Architectural Style, Outdoor Living, Pools & Spas, Roofs, Midcentury, Modern, 2019
Clean, Fresh & Contemporary – Buffet | Credits
The buffet/bar has a silver gray metallic finish. It’s functional as well as beautiful, providing storage and acting as display space for food and beverages. It’s topped by an Art Deco-inspired mirror that reflects the room’s accessories and artwork.
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Photography: Marco Ricca
Designer: Acker Bryant Design
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Bar, Living Room, Family Room & Great Room, Contemporary, Modern, 2018, 2019
Turning Point – Kitchen | Credits
“To me, butterfly motifs are timeless,” homeowner Tina Krokus says, so they are featured in custom concrete tiles that line the 13-foot island. Hooks for pocketbooks, just what you’d hope to see at a favorite bar, also run the length of the island. Integrated into the sink is a wood cutting board and drying rack. The hood’s brushed metal insets play up the brass tones in the oversized pendants and new hardware.
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Photography: Melissa Mellor
Designer: Kara Vacca
Architect: Rosario S. Mannino, AIA, LEED AP
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