From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Living Room
In the living room, designer Diana Weinstein incorporated several conversation areas. The blue black top rug is an antique.
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Eating Nook
Chairs in the eating nook match the stools at the kitchen island. The wallpaper offers another iteration of the dining room latticework.
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Kitchen Island
The island features a “very chunky geometric leg,” and the pendant lighting overhead adds another dimension of angles and curves. The Quinns like to entertain; Weinstein used faux leather on […]
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Dining Room
Original fretwork on the windows sets the tone for the décor in the dining room.
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Family Room
A curved sofa takes center stage in the family room. “I didn’t want hard-backed lines because we have so much geometry in the room,” designer Diana Weinstein explains. The sofa […]
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Living Room
Greek-key patterned trim—another geometric touch—is a striking touch on a living room sofa.
From the February/March 2020 Issue
A New Kitchen in an Older Rumson Home Reclaims its Character – Kitchen
A simple gray, white and black scheme suits the homeowners’ classic design sense. Barbara Goldfarb and Ginny Padula redesigned the space to accommodate a professional-style range, workhorse island, accessible counterspace […]
From the February/March 2020 Issue
Geometric Style Elevates this Glen Ridge Home – Living Room
A cushioned ottoman in the living room can also function as a coffee table when the homeowners need a spot to sit a serving tray or play a game.
From the February/March 2020 Issue
A Scotch Plains Kitchen Gets a Support System Reno – Kitchen
Styling the truss was a big process, designer Dawn Heifetz says. Varying bolt types and beam sizes were considered for the framework, which was stained to match the floor.