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Expanded Horizons-Built-in Bar Zone | Credits
The addition of the built-in bar zone boosts style and functionality, complemented by a contrasting black-framed door that offers new stairway access to the outdoor entertaining area of this Hoboken brownstone.
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Photography: Jillian McAlley Photography
Designer: Anna McCusker
Builder: Ridge Restoration LLC
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Passage to Paradise-Pool | Credits
The interior of the entry wall features a fireplace and a pizza oven. The “grass” is artificial turf selected for its permeability. “There are strict limitations on the amount of impervious surface allowed on the property — such as the house, hardscape and pool,” landscape architect Brian Swank says, “which can make it challenging to allocate enough space for outdoor living. To work within these constraints, we use innovative permeable materials that allow water infiltration while still providing a clean, functional and inviting surface.”
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Photography: Michael Spark Photography
Landscape Architecture: Brian Swank, LLA, of Reynolds
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Bathrooms With Character: Nodding to Nature | Credits
Her clients are partial to earth tones so designer Felicia Zwebner stuck to a palette of greens and browns in this bathroom. “The tiles on the feature wall are like thin, long matchsticks in a variegated pattern. It almost has a tortoise-shell feel. It’s got that element of nature,” Zwebner says, adding that the rich tone of the vanity complements the tile. “It brings the warmth of wood.”
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Photography: Marisa Pellegrini
Designer: Felicia Zwebner