From the April/May 2023 Issue
Down by the Lake-Bedroom
The doorway to the bedroom was enlarged to allow room for a walker or wheelchair if needed. Space was also carved from this room to widen the adjacent bathroom. A […]
From the April/May 2023 Issue
Family Style-Entry
The foundation of designer and homeowner Barbara Batesko’s design for the home is soothing neutrals. “I wanted this to be a warm coastal place where people want to hang out,” […]
From the February/March 2023 Issue
Quest for Contrast-Dining area
The stylish bar area in this Morganville home doubles as a coffee/tea station. It houses a convenient bar sink, microwave and easy-access beverage refrigerator for the kids. Three walnut display […]
From the February/March 2023 Issue
Quest for Contrast-Kitchen
The painted island mimics the color of wrought iron, a tone that’s picked up in the textured range hood, pendants and rustic-style hardware in this Morganville kitchen, designer Alison Nifoussi […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Christopher Peacock-Cabinetry
Combining neutral cabinetry with calibrated hits of color creates a kitchen that’s both calming and captivating, Christopher Peacock says. | Interior by Jessie D. Miller | Photo by Megan Lorenz
From the June/July 2022 Issue
Give & Take-Dining room
The dining room millwork in this Short Hills home frames a wall covering that has an understated pattern in cream, green, a hint of teal and a little bit of […]
From the June/July 2022 Issue
Give & Take-Office
The gray-and-blue color scheme from the living room in a Short Hills home carries through to the office, where gray guest chairs stand out against the deep blue cabinetry.
From the June/July 2022 Issue
Give & Take-Office with painting
The office in this Short Hills home was transformed by painting the original cabinetry. The space features a linear light fixture that complements a fixture in the adjoining living room. […]
From the June/July 2022 Issue
Give & Take-kitchen
The dated kitchen was outfitted with new flooring and backsplash tile. Most of the original cabinetry was retained with selective editing of fussy details, such as the corbels above the […]