From the August/September 2025 Issue
A Globetrotting Family Makes a Home in New Jersey-Boy’s Room
“We used a fun Zak + Fox graphic wall covering in one of the boy’s rooms,” designer Joan Enger says of this geometric pattern. “We involved pattern at certain points […]
From the August/September 2025 Issue
A Globetrotting Family Makes a Home in New Jersey-Bar
Designer Joan Enger replaced the wet bar’s outdated countertop, backsplash, faucet and sink and then painted the cabinetry black.
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Bathrooms With Character: Changing Room-Shower and Tub
The new primary bathroom features a deep soaking tub, a heated floor, a bidet toilet and a steam shower with a rain shower head, body sprays and a free-floating marble […]
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Bathrooms With Character: Moody & Timeless
Fluted metallic gunmetal ceramic tile forms an accent wall in this Allendale powder room.
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Bathrooms With Character: Changing Room-Bathroom
White sinks flank a vintage bench in this new primary bathroom. “I’m a fan of symmetry and balance,” architect Jung Lee Masters says. “That makes for a harmonious space to […]
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Expanded Horizons-Backyard
Sliders at the back of the house seamlessly connect the family/playroom to the outdoors, allowing the kids to move effortlessly between the two spaces, designer Anna McCusker says. An expandable […]
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Expanded Horizons-Built-in Bar Zone
The addition of the built-in bar zone boosts style and functionality, complemented by a contrasting black-framed door that offers new stairway access to the outdoor entertaining area of this Hoboken […]
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Expanded Horizons-Dining Area
Relocating the dining area to the front of the brownstone made practical sense for the homeowners. When hosting large dinner parties, they can extend the dining table into the living […]
From the June/July 2025 Issue
Expanded Horizons-Living Room
Family and friends can gather in the main living area, where a non-working fireplace was removed to create a focal point that defines the room’s function, designer Anna McCusker says. […]