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Welcome Fall!
As the days get a little shorter and the temperature begins to drop, embrace the essence of autumn with all the warm, cozy comforts of home. CELEBRATE MOTHER NATURE SIT […]
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Vineyard Vibes
The design of a Bergen County, New Jersey, home is inspired by the wineries of Italy and California This 7,000-square-foot home has a decidedly Old World look, though it’s newly […]
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Woof Worthy
Renovation makes way for a dog bath in a Somerset County home The phrase “lucky dog” has never seemed more appropriate than when a Somerset County, New Jersey, couple decided […]
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Modern & Classic
The No. 432 pitcher that Johan Rohde designed for the venerable Georg Jensen, once labeled too contemporary, becomes an icon of Danish design Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. That notable […]
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Are Tiny Houses a Solution to the Housing Crisis in NJ?
The accessory-dwelling-unit boom could mean more affordable housing for New Jersey residents. Related posts from New Jersey Monthly: Montclair Family Makes Their Home on a Repurposed $20K School Bus The […]
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Vineyard Vibes-Covered patio | Credits
Mahogany beadboard adds warmth to the covered patio of this Bergen County home.
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Photography: Cara FitzPatrick Polizzi
Designer: Mary FitzPatrick Scro, AIA, LEED AP, and Ioana Curovic, NCDIQ
Architect: Michael Scro, AIA, LEED AP
Builder: J DiPeri Contracting
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Architectural Style, Outdoor Living, Outdoor Seating Area, Porch & Patio, California Modern, Mediterranean, 2023
Meant To Be-Kitchen | Credits
Designer and homeowner Yana Schafer completely renovated the kitchen. “It used to be a completely closed-off working space. That’s not the life I lead.” The new, more open space is visible from adjoining rooms. “I didn’t want to hide that stone,” she says of the quartzite backsplash.
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Photography: Andrew Frasz
Designer: Malyev Schafer
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Carefully Curated-Dining room | Credits
Choosing the perfect soft taupe for the dining room walls was a meticulous process, one that involved many paint samples. Ultimately, a desaturated version of Benjamin Moore & Co.’s “Classic Gray” created an inviting ambience that harmonizes with the bright white foyer, designer Sarah Brady says. An extendable table can accommodate extra guests for special occasions.
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Photography: Raquel Langworthy
Designer: Salt Design Co.
Architect: Virtuoso Architecture
Builder: Dreyer Custom Homes
