From the October/November 2021 Issue

Work Flow-Dark and Handsome

“The office was a fun project because it gave me the opportunity to incorporate a darker color into the house,” which is otherwise light and bright, the owner of this […]

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From the October/November 2021 Issue

Highlighting History-Kitchen

The original kitchen in this Essex County Tudor-style home was not functional, designer Daria Boutle says. “The layout was really strange. It didn’t have good circulation at all.” A new […]

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From the October/November 2021 Issue

Work Flow-Dark2

Built-ins house a motorized television that disappears when not in use in this Colts Neck home office. Chevron-patterned drapes add a finishing touch to the gentlemen’s-club feel.

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From the October/November 2021 Issue

Highlighting History-Primary bathroom

In the primary bathroom of this Essex County Tudor-style home, the clients chose unlacquered brass vanities, inspired by similar fixtures seen while they were guests at the Greenwich Hotel in […]

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From the October/November 2021 Issue

Highlighting History-Kitchen with Hood

Cabinets in a custom white tone keep the mood light in the kitchen, while walnut accents, such as the range hood trim and open shelving, relate to the walnut floors […]

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From the August/September 2021 Issue

Shimmer and Shine-Vanity

A mix of high-impact silver and gold finishes plays up the powder room’s jewelry-box vision. “Having a sconce on each side of the mirror is functional and much more flattering […]

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From the August/September 2021 Issue

Design in Bloom-Bedroom Bathroom

Sliding doors from the bedroom into the primary bathroom of this Franklin Lakes home are a custom design in églomisé style, a technique of painting on the back of glass […]

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From the August/September 2021 Issue

Finessing the Space-Bathroom

A hammered copper bathtub separates two identical custom-designed vanities in the reimagined bathroom in this Rumson home.

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