From the February/March 2021 Issue
Less Is More-Kitchen
The smooth, white planes of the unadorned kitchen cabinetry blend into the wall. The renovation involved removing walls between the kitchen, living room and dining room.
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Tailor Made-Kitchen
Flat-front cabinets have a modern edge, offset by the warmth of rift oak. The Apparatus “Trapeze” porcelain-and-brass fixture above the Saarinen dining table “is like a work of art” with […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Less Is More-Stairway
Rosard rotated the staircase 90 degrees to make it a focal point in the entry.
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Casting Light-Chandelier
The Everett chandelier, black with hammered-polished-nickel trim, will hang in her new foyer. Rumson is making sure her new home will have adequate amounts of all three types of lighting: […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Tailor Made-Stove
Framing the stove in stone — as opposed to wood — has a “luxurious effect,” designer Jessica Gersten says. The hood is stainless steel.
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Sweet Dreams-Kitchen
The island top is 2-inch-thick walnut with a marine-grade oil finish. “I love to incorporate wood because it warms up a room,” designer Anthony Passanante says. “When you sit at […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Classically Modern-Display Cabinet
This display cabinet, modeled after a metal-and-leaded-glass antique, is re-created in black-painted wood so it’s light enough to sit on the countertop.
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Nordic Nod-Kitchen
Clean lines and a restrained palette are captured in chic, high-contrast fashion. The Vertigo pendant from Petite Friture “blows in the breeze,” when the kitchen’s back double doors are open, […]
From the February/March 2021 Issue
Less Is More-Entry
A screen (at right) in the foyer provides a visual pause before entering the double-height living room. “A mirrored wall behind the screen adds depth and mystery to this element,” […]