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Design Unleashed
Andrea Pietragallo helps a young Summit couple express their design aspirations A young couple indulged their love of design vicariously for several years while renting apartments in New York City. […]
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Modern Farmhouse
Custom cabinetry imbued with rustic and refined touches brings lived-in character to a brand-new kitchen When building their new home — situated on a working farm on a picturesque property […]
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Transcending the Typical
Attention to details — some classic, some unexpected — creates an elevated aesthetic Valerie Corsaro describes the style of this kitchen as “updated traditional.” Classic wood and stone accents contribute […]
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Magic Moments
A neutral base in a Bergen County kitchen allows decorative accents to shine The décor in this Englewood, New Jersey, kitchen starts with a foundation of classic, subtle neutrals: white […]
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9 Colorful Throws To Ward Off Winter Blues
With winter bearing down on the Northeast with a vengeance, we went in search of cozy throws to help us weather the frigid temperatures. Here are some mood-enhancing, boldly hued […]
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Modern Farmhouse-Kitchen Cabinetry | Credits
Custom-depth upper cabinets were designed to accommodate the clients’ favored dishware. “Selecting the right cabinet hardware was key to achieving an authentic farmhouse design” in this Colts Neck, New Jersey, kitchen, designer Christine Bolton says. Unlacquered forged-brass pulls and knobs will naturally patina over time and add to its vintage appearance, she says.
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Photography: Christopher Delaney
Designer: Town & Country Design Studio
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Transcending the Typical-Kitchen Island | Credits
Natural walnut cutting boards at each end of the island coordinate with the cabinetry along the wall of this kitchen in Tenafly, New Jersey. The doors at the center of the walnut built-ins slide apart to reveal a coffee station. “Right now, nobody wants to see anything on a counter,” designer Valerie Corsaro says. “We keep messy functions behind easy-to-slide-away doors.” The wallpaper (at right) is metallic-backed cork. “It’s textured and it’s neutral, but underneath it you have all different metals. At the end of the day when the light hits the room, it’s on fire. It’s one of those happy accidents.”
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Photography: Phillip Ennis
Designer: Valerie Corsaro
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White oak floors are laid in a herringbone pattern in this Englewood, New Jersey, kitchen. The window treatment offers a punch of color and pattern against the all-white cabinetry.
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Photography: Mike Van Tassell
Designer: Cindy Dzurita
