From the April/May 2019 Issue
This Empty Nest Embraces a Modern Aesthetic
Semi-empty nesters embrace a modern aesthetic in their newly built home A wealth of possibilities awaited them—that’s how Morristown, New Jersey, homeowners felt when they purchased the land for their […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Shape Shifting
The reconfiguration of a South Orange, NJ, kitchen makes all the difference The Unsworth kitchen was in need of an overhaul. The awkward, L-shaped space was the result of an […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
A Breath of Fresh Air
Brian and Chantal Glantz needed more space to accommodate their family, and it came down to a choice between renovating and moving. In the end, the decision wasn’t difficult; rather […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
New Kitchen, Period Look
Correcting the quirks of past remodels and employing a timeless design strategy captures the charm of old with the joy of new For Heather and Darren Isaacs, there were countless […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Designing Cape May
Show House Transforms One of This Shore Destination’s Historic Homes The John P. Forsythe House was one of the largest homes in Cape May, New Jersey at the time it […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Stylish Spruce Up
An Upper Saddle River, New Jersey kitchen gets a bit of a boost It didn’t need much, really. The circa 2006 kitchen was still in pretty good shape, so this […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Balancing Act
Engineering and sculpture combine in a comfortable chair that elegantly supports your weight on a barely there spindle and a simple round base. Is it about style? Is it about […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
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 […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Hidden Hill
A Rumson, NJ, 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” at […]