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The Architectural Digest Design Show Will Unveil the Latest Home Fashions
As we spring into a new season, it’s time to think about refreshing our homes. Whether it’s a new vase or a complete redo, you can get plenty of ideas […]
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Face to Face
Meet the people behind the business in this new section of Design NJ. Face-To-Face debuts in our April/May 2019 issue.
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Spring Cleaning
When the days get longer and the breeze feels warmer, you know that spring is around the corner. The change of seasons also means it’s time for Spring cleaning. Considered […]
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Good Work—Home and Abroad
This is the latest installment in our series featuring outstanding professionals we are fortunate to work with on a regular basis. Marco Ricca has been a full-time photographer for almost […]
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Appetite for Al Fresco – Tablesetting | Credits
Because dining al fresco allows you to connect with nature, incorporate natural touches such as a bowl of seasonal fruit and a recycled glass bottle filled with fresh picks from the garden. Multihued utensils create a laid-back mood along with twine-tied baguettes.
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In Transition – Kitchen | Credits
Timeless Shaker-style cabinetry, a mix of matte and polished surfaces, and a “harmony of shapes” form the layers of detail that contribute to this clean, sophisticated kitchen, kitchen designer Peter Salerno says. The shimmery backsplash has the look of mother-of-pearl without the cost or upkeep, the homeowner notes.
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Photography: Peter Rymwid
Designer: Christine Chianese
Kitchen Design: Peter Salerno, CMKBD
Built By: Walter G. Kosenski II
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New Kitchen, Period Look – Kitchen | Credits
Shaker-style cabinetry, period light fixtures, a farm sink and substantial molding profiles are among the kitchen’s time-honored touches. The range alcove cleverly conceals a structural post and is “reminiscent of a grand home’s turn-of-the-century kitchen,” designer Alison Griffin says. A table-like island accommodates the family of five and is topped in white quartz, a simulated marble that is “more forgiving with small children.” A stainless steel refrigerator is visible to the right of the main sink.
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Photography: Whitney Kidder
Designer: Alison A. Griffin, CKD
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