From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Front Door
The historical board asked that the exterior feature wood in keeping with the traditional homes in the neighborhood.
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Back Exterior
The rear of the home features a stone patio next to an expansive backyard.
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Living Area
Colorful accessories define the different living areas on the home’s first floor.
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Fireplace
The fireplace is a massive presence in the open-plan first floor.
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Open Plan
Rosenbaum “left the windows untrimmed because we didn’t want a traditional look.”
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills – Exterior
The board asked that the front of the home include more solid surfaces. That wasn’t an issue with the back, which features more and larger windows.
From the December 2019/January 2020 Issue
A Modern Home Finds Its Place in Historic Short Hills
Matthew Rosenbaum | Simonian Rosenbaum Architects Inc. | Summit | 908-516-2738 | sr-architects.com In New Jersey’s Short Hills Historic District, many of the homes date to the early 1900s. But […]