From The October/November 2017 Issue
A nursery for twins can transition as the babies grow. The architecture of this room provided the basis for designer Karla Trincanello’s interpretation of the space. “It’s a large room […]
From The October/November 2017 Issue
A light and airy bedroom mixes 20th-century extravagance and early 21st- century ease. Designer Samuel Ciardi’s goal for this room was to blend the best of the past and present. […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
Calming earth tones sooth in elegant low-key style. Located in a vacation home in Long Beach Island, this master bathroom is one of two en-suite baths on the second floor. […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
After Hurricane Sandy destroyed a treasured family beach house, a new home rises up to secure its hold on future generations A love of the water, salty air and laid-back […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
A much-needed renovation turns a Far Hills kitchen into a contemporary hub of the home. The Carefree House explores attractive, durable home materials requiring low or no upkeep. This issue […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
These drinking cups are designed for thrills and spills. Ever since people began imbibing intoxicating spirits they’ve found ways to make it a competitive sport. Yet, while drinking games can […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
Jersey shore artists of the early 20th century took their cues from the French impressionists but added their own twists to the genre. Say “New Jersey shore” and images of […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
Spice up your next tablescape with the colors, textures and details associated with this North African country’s natural beauty. If your travel plans this summer did not involve a trip […]
From The August/September 2017 Issue
Sometimes our home, just like our wardrobe, could use a little freshening up. Still, to get an updated look, “You don’t have to go crazy,” interior designer Maria Bevill says. […]