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Kitchen Update Includes Sleek Cabinetry and a More Efficient Layout
The cabinetry is from Florense, a 70-year-old Brazilian brand now available in New Jersey Kevin and Neda Gioia knew the kitchen in their Little Silver home was outdated and lacking […]
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Weaving Shades of Green Through a Home
This Essex County residence features varying shades of this verdant hue ‘The homeowners wanted each room to be an experience,” Victoria Bell says of the aesthetic in this Essex County […]
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Dramatic Italian Marble Highlights Kitchen Redesign
Crafting a classic kitchen with modern flair As part of a ground-up build in Monmouth County, the homeowners envisioned a classic cream kitchen featuring durable manmade materials, says interior designer […]
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Traditional Touches Blend with Midcentury Style
Rachel and Jason Carosiello, an interior designer and a plumbing/HVAC professional, build their dream home Sometimes everything just falls into place. That’s what happened for designer Rachel Carosiello when a […]
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Interpreting Midcentury-Kitchen | Credits
Designer and homeowner Rachel Carosiello knew exactly where she wanted to place every appliance and cabinet in her new kitchen. The centerpiece walnut island includes space for meal prep and for casual dining. The 48-inch sink sports two faucets — “I was thinking how often someone is using the sink and someone else needs to pop in and use the water for a second,” she says. “Is it overkill? Perhaps, but it has proven to be very handy!”
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Photography: Brian Wetzel
Designer: Rachel Carosiello
Architect: Paul Adison
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Captivating Connections-Kitchen | Credits
Reorienting the kitchen entrance resulted in a more efficient L-shaped layout, optimizing the triangle workspace. Unlacquered brass finishes on the island caps and the bridge sink faucet will develop a unique patina. Pocket doors flanking the range provide access to appliances, and the countertops are covered in marble-like quartz.
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Photography: Raquel Langworthy
Designer: Elissa Palamara & Katy Champion-Uras
Builder: Viscon Builders LLC
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“For the countertops, I chose a more neutral quartzite for its quietness and abstracted linear markings,” designer James Yarosh says. “In creating the wall of cabinets, I was pushing for a modern idea that would stand apart from the normal sets of upper and lower cabinets we so often see in kitchens. It proved to be functional and aesthetically bridges the contemporary and traditional styles of the space.”
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Photography: Patricia Burke
Designer: James Yarosh