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Pride of Place

By Lauren Payne | February 20, 2008
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the American Institute of Architects, the organization’s New Jersey chapter has selected the 150 best buildings and places in the state. Here are a few of the most notable, from a Gothic basilica to a funky old burger joint. ...
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Our winning living-room makeover, demonstrating great design and collaboration, is ready for its close-up....
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Weed All About It

By Tom Wilk | February 6, 2008
For years, homeowners everywhere have cursed the dandelion for its pesky work-inducing, lawn-ruining tendencies—well, almost everywhere. ...
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Sew What

By Alexis Crisman Kelly | February 4, 2008
Have you always wanted to release your inner Martha but lacked the skills? Fret no more—1,450 square feet of North Plainfield real estate has been dedicated to teaching men, women, and children to sew....
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Facts and figures show us what’s happening on THE home front’s horizon—and they make good conversation starters for your next party....
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Ready to pick up that hammer or paintbrush? Spring is a great time for starting a new home project. Here’s some how-to advice to get you started. Here are some tips for you. ...
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It’s time to get out and get growing. Here are some of the Garden State’s best resources for inspiration and advice....
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When ten of the Garden State’s leading interior designers get together to dish, the conversation serves up some surprising design topics and trends....
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A typical day for Susan Corbo and Bernadette Flaim, both of Leonia, involves taking a methodical walk through strangers’ homes, carefully poking through crowded garages, peeking into dusty storage areas, and looking at every detail in their primary living spaces....
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Got a Yen for Crafting

By Alison Blank | January 28, 2008
Here's a list of all the hot craft spots around the state. ...
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New Jersey is home to an extraordinary array of artisans. Meet some of the men and women who have turned passions into careers combining fine art and home decor....
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Showstoppers

By Lauren Payne | January 21, 2008
Each year top interior designers strut their stuff at New Jersey’s finest showhouses. Here, a couple of our favorites from 2007....
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Estate Sale

By Nancy Brannigan Painter | December 21, 2007
If you build it, they will buy. At least, that’s what Pinnacle Custom thinks. The Chatham-based company is putting the finishing touches on an 18,000-square-foot home in Saddle River. With a price tag of $13.9 million, the castle-like, French manor-style mansion (think Newport, Rhode Island, in New Jersey) ranks among the most expensive spec homes ever built in the state....
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A Rumson cottage built in the 1800s was in shambles when designer Susan Rosenthal and her family moved in. Nearly a decade later, the restored home’s appeal is on full display—inside and out...
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From the laundry room to the coat closet, January is the perfect time to come clean....
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When interior designers Elaine Minervini and Lila Munem of Esprit Décor first visited the 88-year-old Chatham home of Peter and Vicki Fife, winners of the New Jersey Monthly Family Room Makeover, the design challenge was obvious....
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Squeezed by big-box retailers, family-owned furniture stores are proud to be throwbacks—to an era of craftsmanship and personal service....
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Hoboken's urban landscape is home to some surprisingly bucolic outdoor retreats....
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From fruit orchards to flower beds to vegetable gardens interest in heirloom gardening is on the rise.Here's why you'll want to try your hand at it this spring. ...
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Cities are experiencing a renaissance as single young professionals,newly weds without children,and empty nester's discover that picket fences,large yards , and McMansions are not to be-all and end-all of luxe living....
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