From the August/September 2021 Issue
Durable Design-Great Room
Open shelves in the great room of this Bergen County home are wrapped in white oak veneer to contrast with the white of the surrounding built-ins. Wood beams on the […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Family Room
The family room — located off of the kitchen — layers pretty whites and taupes, warm woods and textured surfaces to create a soft, airy space in a laid-back but […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Durable Design-Living Room
“My overall goal with lighting for this project was for it to be beautiful background noise,” designer Pamela Joseph says of the Bergen County project. The living room chandelier makes […]
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Tricks of the Trade-Family Room
“Elegant forms and subdued colors enhance the natural beauty of the property and the spectacular views,” Grant says of the family room.
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Eclectic Edge-Living Room
The living room—used for reading, piano playing or just relaxing by the fire—is adjacent to the dining area and opens to a screened porch with backyard access. Like the millwork […]
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Bridging the Divide-Living Room
Modern furnishings contribute to the minimal clean-lined aesthetic. New sliding glass doors and windows greatly enhance the home’s indoor/outdoor connection.
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Eclectic Edge-Family Room
The newly furnished family room is chic, comfortable and cozy. The sectional was delivered just days before the global lockdown and upholstered in a resilient, family-friendly fabric. “The owners were […]
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Character Traits-Dining/living area
In the combined dining/living area, “the orientation of the furniture and lighting clearly defines each room,” Vacca says, but one large area rug unifies the two in a space-enhancing way.
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Character Traits-Living room
In the combined dining/living area, “the orientation of the furniture and lighting clearly defines each room,” Vacca says, but one large area rug unifies the two in a space-enhancing way.