From the February/March 2018 Issue
Design for a New Age-Using the Space
USING THE SPACE | The children’s toys were packed away to make more space for an activity/television area. The owners’ comfortably slouchy sofas—along with the popcorn machine in the back corner—are musts […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
A Custom Blend-Breakfast Area
BREAKFAST AREA | The breakfast area and the formal living room are separated by sliding barn doors. Though barn doors are usually chosen for more rustic spaces, these feature a more […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup-Foyer
FOYER | The glass in the front door brings abundant light into the foyer. The console features an intriguing combination of wood and chrome and holds the homeowner’s hourglass collection.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup-Living Room
The living room combines contemporary and rustic aesthetics. The dramatic windows were once covered by heavy drapery (not shown). “They’re so much better with no window treatments,” homeowner Lyndsay Mancilla […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Design for a New Age-Open Space
OPENING UP THE SPACE | Designer Sandra Funk removed a half wall to open up the space in this 1,619-square-foot basement. The columns had to remain so Funk covered them in black […]
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup-Exterior
FRONT DOOR | The previous front door was too traditional for the style of the home. The new, more contemporary front and garage doors suit the structure.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Modern Matchup-Bathroom
BATHROOM | floor, wall and shower floor tile, Ideal Tile of Flemington; sink and faucet, Ferguson Bath Kitchen & Lighting Gallery in Bridgewater.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
A Custom Blend-Mudroom
The mudroom features cabinetry made from reclaimed wood.
From the February/March 2018 Issue
Change of Venue-Seating Area
SEATING AREA | The table and chairs have a definite midcentury modern vibe. The roll-up door in the cabinetry at left hides storage space.