From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Kitchen
Kitchen | The home’s redesign began with the kitchen, which originally had green countertops and light brown cabinetry. The new all-white cabinets, white honed Vermont Danby countertops and a gray-stained […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Cabinet
Cabinet | A lapis-colored cabinet is flanked by hand-pulled silkscreens of street artist Retna’s work, adding sophistication and edginess to an otherwise conventional space.
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Living Room
The owners relocated from New York City and wanted their new suburban nest to have a metropolitan flavor. With clean lines and a few bold elements, including a Sputnik-style chandelier, […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Breakfast Nook
Breakfast nook | The kitchen renovation eliminated a French door that invited wintry drafts, reclaiming wall and floor space that allowed for a practical and stylish breakfast nook.
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Dining Room
This dining room elevates burnt yellow to a height of glamour it never enjoyed even in its heyday. The secret to using a unique color? “Keeping a neutral base that’s […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Artwork
Artwork | The designer built drama and interest throughout the home using impactful artwork favored by her clients. A lithograph of Robert Longo’s Men in the Cities series significantly raises […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urbane Update
A 1938 Summit home gets a chic makeover for a transplanted Manhattan couple. Moving from the big city to the ’burbs doesn’t mean you need to lose your edge. After […]
From the June/July 2018 Issue
Urban Update-Office
A favorite room in the house, the office oozes personality and even a bit of subversiveness.
From the April/May 2018 Issue
Here to Stay-Exterior
The home’s exterior features lots of glass and steel blended with mahogany and local stone. The artwork inside was strategically placed to be seen by passersby.