From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Breakfast Area
Color and creativity combine in fund-raiser. Diane Boyer put an artistic spin on her design for the breakfast area. “It celebrates the traditional role of women in the kitchen. The […]
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Kitchen
Color and creativity combine in fund-raiser. Peter Salerno’s design for the kitchen has an understated opulence. “My inspiration was the grandeur of this beautiful home. I knew the kitchen needed […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
New Kitchen, Old Soul
A sensitive renovation gives this kitchen a rebirth—And pays homage to its past. Listed on the historic registry in Ridgewood, New Jersey, this 1907 Dutch Colonial had a lot to […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Counting on Contrast
Warm wood tones and a dose of steely grays energize banks of white cabinetry. A well-designed kitchen was important to the feel and flow of this home on the banks […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Rising with the Tide
An agent of nature, this waterfront home taps into its reserves and reclaims its happy place. Whenever a major storm threatened the Ocean County, New Jersey coastline, Robert and Victoria […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Vintage Revisited
A century-old kitchen in Montclair, NJ gets an update. The kitchen in Alice and Jim Preuninger’s early 20th-century home was reflective of the era in which it was built—it was […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
House Warming
A Maywood, NJ kitchen gets a new look while keeping its coziness. Though it was definitely time for a renovation, Eric and Kristine Koenig wanted their new kitchen to retain […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup
In Tewksbury, NJ, a style shift unifies a home inside and out. At the time they moved in, this wasn’t quite David and Lyndsay Mancilla’s dream house. “Lyndsay didn’t like […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Change of Venue
Swapping spaces is a practical solution in a Morris County, New Jersey, home. What can be done about a space that’s just wrong? Jeri Freeman wrestled with that question when […]