From the February/March 2025 Issue
Interpreting Midcentury-Exterior
Plans for the front exterior went through several changes until Rachel and Jason Carosiello hit on a combination of stone with vertical slats to add interest. She loves the glass […]
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Rear
Floor-to-ceiling windows at the rear of this Princeton home allow for unencumbered views of the Lake Carnegie.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Front
“The additions [one on each side] are like two exclamation points protruding from the front of the house,” architect Louisa Bartle Clayton says. “They offer a nice juxtaposition with the […]
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
Storm Photo Inspires Redesign of a Hoboken Brownstone-Exterior
An addition at the back of the brownstone accommodates a living room on the main level, the primary bedroom above that and a nursery on the top floor.
From the October/November 2024 Issue
A Lakeside Princeton Home Focuses on the View-Exterior back
The back of this house on Lake Carnegie in Princeton is set up for outdoor entertaining. “One of our first parties was to cheer on the Rutgers women’s rowing team […]
From the October/November 2024 Issue
A Lakeside Princeton Home Focuses on the View-Exterior
Designers Dana Miller and CJ Mapletoft were brought in early in the rebuilding process at this lakeside Princeton home. “This project was a wonderful collaboration between the homeowner, the architect, […]
From the October/November 2024 Issue
An Englewood Split Level Gets a Makeover-Exterior
“The massing of the house is very horizontal,” architect Robert Gross says. “Outside, we featured gray wood siding treated using the Shou Sugi Ban method, a Japanese process for scorching […]
From the August/September 2024 Issue
A Princeton home gets reconfigured-Exterior
The style of this Princeton home is neo-Georgian Revival, exemplified by red-brick walls and symmetrical, wooden-sash windows framed by black shutters.
From the June/July 2024 Issue
Tucked Away-Exterior front
This version of Modern Farmhouse style features an exaggerated gable at right and dormers that break through the roofline.