From the June/July 2018 Issue
For the Fun of It-Dining Area
DINING AREA | Adam Wallacavage, a Philadelphia artist, created the octopus chandelier and candleholders on the cabinet. Those pieces, along with the tableware, mimic the colors in the wall covering.
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Mix & Match-Dining Area
Mod-looking chairs join with a rustic table and bench and an antique Chinese sideboard for an eclectic look in the dining area. The yellow wall at left features a stenciled […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Dining Room
This dining room elevates burnt yellow to a height of glamour it never enjoyed even in its heyday. The secret to using a unique color? “Keeping a neutral base that’s […]
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Ottoman
OTTOMAN | The ottoman—which doubles as storage—is tucked away under the console, to be brought out as needed for extra seating.
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Sculptures
SCULPTURES | The designer wanted this kitchen to “celebrate the traditional role of women.” Sculptures of stylized feminine forms underscore that theme.
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Table
TABLE | A curvaceous table enhances the “feminine mystique” of this space, she says.
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Designer Showhouse of New Jersey: Dining Room
TABLE | Polo used benches at the table because “what I find very jarring in a dining room are all the legs. I wanted to pare that down so when […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Design for a New Age-Open Space
OPENING UP THE SPACE | Designer Sandra Funk removed a half wall to open up the space in this 1,619-square-foot basement. The columns had to remain so Funk covered them in black […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup-Dining Room
The previous traditional dining room furniture was replaced with sophisticated black and white pieces.