Shopping
How NJ Downtowns Are Reinventing Themselves in the Face of Change
As New Jersey’s retail landscape changes, so does the idea of the once-typical shopping district.

These NJ Sisters Were Early Pioneers of Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper
Tempaper & Co., a family-owned business in Brick, offers hundreds of readily removable designs.

Montclair Shop Owner Carefully Curates Home Goods: ‘Less Is More’
At Curated Home & Living in Montclair, Danielle Zinn strives to stock pieces that excite the senses and work in any space.

How to Find the Best Houseplant for Your Space
Valerie Braverman of Maplewood's Brave Floral breaks down the maintenance levels of four beautiful indoor plants.
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