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
Sea Girt Sway-Kitchen
Shaker-style cabinets topped with mullioned glass doors and matching fascia and crown molding rise to meet the 10-foot ceiling, says Bill Earnshaw, kitchen and bath designer. Danby marble countertops complement […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Dining
Multifaceted glass pendants in the foyer — seen just beyond the dining room — “give off great light and project beautiful patterns of light in the evenings,” interior designer Christina […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Attic Alcove
Height restrictions in an attic alcove did not allow for upper and lower bunks, “so we designed built-in beds with a beachy sleepaway camp vibe” for kids and adult guests, […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Block Party-Deck
Architect Stephen Fenwick maximized the pool area with three tiers of balconies on the beach side of the Longport home. “It lives so well,” he says. “You can go from […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Bedroom Bathroom
Light-stained cerused oak cabinetry evokes a sandy, seaside feel in the primary bathroom. A roomy walk-in shower (reflected in the mirror) supplements the tranquil freestanding bathtub.
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Bedroom
“The clients really wanted a comfortable, coastal and relaxed bedroom without formality,” Kim says. Wide, bright-white shiplap reinforces a casual coastal feel amid a range of blue accents, woods and […]
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Shingle-Minded-Exterior Front
This classic shore home — swathed in cedar shingles — features an expansive front porch and a variety of architectural elements that add interest.
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Shingle-Minded-Kitchen
A large fiberglass light fixture helps fill the double-height space in the kitchen eating area. “We wanted something sculptural but not heavy,” Mia Jung says. The decision to continue the […]