From the February/March 2019 Issue
Designing Cape May – Sitting Area
SITTING AREA | Schmidt used elegant fabrics and finishes, which the homeowners love. The neutral color scheme is relaxing, ideal for a beachside retreat.
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Designing Cape May – Master Bedroom
BEDROOM | The subdued palette helps make the master bedroom a quiet retreat. Artwork depicting symbols of the seashore are a nod to the home’s beach locale.
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Designing Cape May – Bathroom
The wife’s bathroom is serene yet sophisticated.
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Designing Cape May – Kitchen & Breakfast Area
The cabinetry and millwork—original to the home—reflect the era in which it was built. New appliances and lighting update the space for modern living.
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Designing Cape May – Bedroom
Just the right amount of bold color makes this space lively, but not overwhelming.
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Turning Point – Kitchen
The homeowner sourced the sizable brass sign on Etsy.com. “I told Kara there had to be some element of signage that represents my love of typography,” Krokus says. This one […]
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Turning Point – Dining Room
“Transitional with a modern twist” is how Tina Krokus describes the dining room makeover. More streamlined side chairs replaced bulkier versions, but the table and sideboard remained. New French doors, […]
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Turning Point – Kitchen
Removing the dining room wall and rotating the island allowed for optimum seating and natural flow in the open floor plan. “Achieving symmetry is always a top priority, so I […]
From the February/March 2019 Issue
Turning Point – Kitchen
“To me, butterfly motifs are timeless,” homeowner Tina Krokus says, so they are featured in custom concrete tiles that line the 13-foot island. Hooks for pocketbooks, just what you’d hope […]