From the June/July 2019 Issue
Lay of the Land – Pavilion
Outdoor movie nights are cozy and comfy in the pavilion, which features a large sectional sofa opposite the television and a fireplace.
From the June/July 2019 Issue
On the Water’s Edge – Exterior
The exterior borrows elements from classic 19th- century coastal cottages most often associated with New England. Homes of that era and distinction were also built right here in Mantoloking and […]
From the June/July 2019 Issue
On the Water’s Edge – Entryway
The entryway’s trellis and arched gate heighten the sense of arrival. Gable roofs and dormers are among the traditional elements that capture the home’s seaside vernacular. “We chose exterior materials […]
From the June/July 2019 Issue
Lay of the Land – Pool
COLORFUL PLANTINGS | A weeping Purple Fountain beech tree, a King’s Gold cypress, a weeping red Laceleaf Japanese maple and a weeping Norway spruce border one corner of the pool.
From the June/July 2019 Issue
Lay of the Land – Patio
Family and friends can gather for a meal in the shade (and in the breeze from the fan) on the patio adjacent to the house.
From the April/May 2019 Issue
Midcentury Marvelous – Front Door
Squares and rectangles in various forms greet visitors at the entry. A large window on the porch looks into the kitchen.
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Hidden Hill – Exterior Pool
The house is tucked into a hill, allowing on-grade access to the backyard from the main living area.
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Hidden Hill – Exterior
“The residence is clad in horizontal prefinished cedar planks with travertine stone tiles on the garden and retaining walls,” architect Stuart Narofsky says.
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Designing Cape May – The John P. Forsythe House
The John P. Forsythe House