As a family adjusts to a larger living space in Ho-Ho-Kus, a traditional colonial gets a comfortable, captivating refresh.
Bergen Magazine Features
A Closter kitchen, redeemed from a clumsy design and a sea of sterile white, proves the answer is yes.
Thoughtful touches turn a Mahwah great room into a grand, cohesive space.
If you’re past your 65th birthday, you’re on a journey. Here’s a road map for making it a success.
Headaches come in several kinds and have many causes. But knowing your own patterns can help you minimize hazardous “triggers” and spend more time pain-free.
Food is freshest when it’s grown nearby. But can we keep Bergen’s tiny remaining agricultural sector from disappearing forever?
With all the distractions we face these days, can you actually concentrate on something longer than, say, a goldfish can?
12 Bergenites tell their stories of meeting the partner who turned out to be marriage material.
In Ridgewood, this vital room had cabinets too low and an oven too small for comfortable cooking. But that was before.
These days people hunger for connection, and their very health could be at stake. Happily, there are ways to beat the epidemic of isolation, but it takes effort.
Winter brings cardiac risks that call for special prudence, two Bergen doctors explain.
Want to shed pounds in the New Year? Here are seven popular plans—and a doctor’s view of the pulses and minuses of each.
For a healthy new year, don’t just ignore that medical issue that’s been worrying you— get it checked out. Here’s the lowdown on a dozen such concerns.
A Wyckoff couple had many ideas for making their most important room both beautiful and functional. So did a smart designer and other pros.
Bergen is a county of givers, and many of the organizations they support are home-grown.
Gastrointestinal problems are unpleasant to discuss and even more unpleasant to suffer. Here, a Bergen doc explains them.
Sugar is tasty, tempting—and potential trouble. Two Bergen dietitians explain when to tell yourself “no.”
To style their Glen Rock home, a retired couple dove into the crayon box—and found a designer who could make it all work.
Owners of a flooring store, a Ridgewood couple wanted their thoroughly renovated home to make a statement from the ground up.
Economic and social forces are fueling a trend toward multigenerational living. Here’s how to make it work.
It’s a potent, versatile workout tool that doesn’t require an app: the resistance band.
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