Design Blog
March 5, 2018 — By Marirose Krall
Cozy Throws For When It Snows
After last week’s surprise (at least to me, was anyone else blindsided by the strength of that storm?) another nor’easter is headed toward New Jersey. You guys, I love a […]
March 1, 2018 — By Marirose Krall
Small Screen Style
I have this habit of making my feelings known when watching a TV show—and not just yelling things at the screen like “Not everything is your mother’s fault, Kevin. Do […]
February 22, 2018 — By Marirose Krall
11 Eye-Catching Consoles
Here’s the thing about consoles: they can be really easy to overlook. They linger off to the side in a dining room or hallway like Mr. Carson waiting for the […]
February 16, 2018 — By Meg Fox
Inside the Presidents’ Cabinet
In observance of Presidents’ Day, we take a look at some regal sets of china — designed by Lenox — that have graced the most important house in the nation. […]
February 9, 2018 — By Design NJ
Show Business: NY Now
As we do every year, Design NJ editors attended the NY Now spring market earlier this week. There was so much to see, starting with this architectural wonder: The Javits […]
February 2, 2018 — By Marirose Krall
Super Bowls
Because we just couldn’t resist—crockery for chili, chips or whatever you’re serving during the big game. Spice up the dip with a smattering of gold. Pass the salsa! These bold […]
January 31, 2018
Report from KBIS: What’s New in Kitchens and Baths
This is a guest post from interior designer Sharon Sherman. A few weeks ago, I attended the combined KBIS/IBS (Kitchen & Bath Industry Show/International Building Show) in Orlando. Here are […]
January 30, 2018 — By Meg Fox
Welcome to New Jersey
We are delighted that Serena & Lily — the inspirational lifestyle and home décor brand — has chosen to open its seventh retail location — its first in the Garden […]
January 23, 2018 — By Marirose Krall
10 Ways To Make a Gallery Wall Work
There’s something enticing about a grouping of art or photographs. A compendium of pieces brought together in one spot is interesting. It draws the eye and it shows forethought: someone […]