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In Harvey Cedars, a New Home Takes Advantage of the View
It overlooks both the bay and the ocean Architect Brian Parnagian calls this vacation residence the Gap House. “The name was coined in response to the nature of […]
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Inside a Westfield Victorian
Creating a Bright, Open Primary Suite and a Two-Story Closet with Seamless Design After purchasing a historic Victorian home in Westfield, Lauren and Patrick hired Anthony James Master Builders (AJMB), […]
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New Home Captures Life at the Shore-Living room | Credits
A sectional in high-performance fabric is perfect for beachside living, where sun and sand require resilient materials. The driftwood-finished coffee table is complemented by antique ceramic lamps that resemble stacked pebbles.
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Photography: Raquel Langworthy
Designer: Linda Granert, ASID, NJ CID
Architect: M.B. Hearn Architecture LLC
Builder: North End Builders
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Living Room, Family Room, Great Room & Keeping Room, Coastal, Transitional,
Harvey Cedars Home-Bathroom | Credits
“In the afternoon and evenings, the large-format, floor-to-ceiling porcelain tile in the primary bathroom is awash in natural sunlight,” architect Brian Parnagian notes. “A low, corner window is situated flush to the top of the tub surround, deliberately located to capture discreet views of the treetops in the rear yard while someone is seated in the soaking tub. Operable awning windows can be opened to allow fresh air and the sounds of crashing waves and seagulls in from the outside.”
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Photography: Todd Mason
Architect: Brian Parnagian, AIA
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Light, Bright and Modern Home-Dining area | Credits
The dining area is open to the living room but takes on a moodier ambience with its uncovered dark flooring and some darker furnishings. Chairs upholstered in a textured fabric lighten the mood and are comfortable for after-dinner conversations. The art above the sideboard is by Ai Sogawa Campbell.
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Photography: Aimee Ryan
Designer: Liz Curry, ASID Allied