From the April/May 2021 Issue
Playing to Strengths-Custom Built-ins
Custom built-ins maximize the narrow space. Striking hardware completes the look. “We added glitzy knobs for sparkling glamour,” designer Karla Trincanello says. “A small refrigerator stores wine for when girlfriends […]
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Playing to Strengths-Chairs
Faced with a rough concrete wall, Aliya Riaz of Portfauxlio Inc. painted the top portion and then applied a shell-and-glitter-glue composition to the bottom with a trowel. “It was a […]
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Cutting-Edge Cozy-Living Room
Neutral, low-profile furnishings don’t detract from the view in this Hudson County living room.
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Playing to Strengths
Because the sloped walls did not have wallboard, they wouldn’t hold the tented fabric. “We had to devise a way to add wood at the top and center to hold […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Better Than Ever-Kitchen Cabinets
The lower cabinets are equipped with an automatic-release mechanism rather than handles. Oyler’s dogs were spooked at first when the cabinets opened mysteriously any time they were bumped. “It was several […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Less Is More-Living area
“I call it ‘luxurious minimalism,’” architect Gary Rosard says of the duplex condominium’s style. “It’s very spare.”
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Less Is More-Master Bathroom
The glass wall between the master bathroom and the bedroom converts to opaque with the flick of a switch.
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Nordic Nod-Cabinets
Nifoussi redesigned a run of cabinetry next to the dining table as a “moody, sexy, home bar,” complete with features such as reeded cabinets and an antiqued mirrored backsplash. Lower […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Classically Modern-Kitchen with Breakfast Area
The kitchen is connected to a breakfast area with wide-open views of the wooded backyard.