Bergen Magazine Features
The new Alpine home already had a builtin pool. Then the landscape designer gave it palm trees, a dramatic fire feature and the feel of a luxe tropical resort.
Bergen Home connects Bergen County homeowners with trusted local resources for design, remodeling, renovation, landscaping and home improvement projects online and in print.
More and more Bergen residents are renovating their landscapes to make them more sustainable. That means favoring native plants over invasive, non-native species.
Today, getting personal medical news is easier and more convenient than ever. But know what that news can actually reveal—and what it can’t.
Catch a glimpse of Bergen’s feathered beauties—from harriers and hummingbirds to egrets and eagles—at these bird havens.
In Waldwick, a Jack Russell terrier has some fun in the garden.
Pull up a barstool or sit on the patio and cheer with others at these festive sports bars.
Embrace community spirit, listen to live music, catch a comedy show—you can do all of that and more in Bergen.
Transforming a Bergen County Property from Outdated to Award-Winning Outdoor Living
After a serendipitous meeting and years of shared adventures, a couple brings their love story full circle with an elegant summer wedding.
How to plan the perfect christening celebration? For an Emerson family, it required a little trust—and lots of desserts.
For a Ramsey family’s third son’s bar mitzvah party, it was finally time to go all out.
Adult-onset asthma, which can mimic other conditions, often goes undiagnosed. Fortunately, treatment can help.
More and more hosts are working with professional event planners to pull off pictureperfect celebrations. But is that expertise worth the extra cost?
A busy Ramsey family took advantage of ample floor space in a 1970s home to make their kitchen more functional and fun.
The first floor of an Upper Saddle River home is transformed into a customized, elevated haven after years of heavy use.
No longer a hot trend in real-estate construction, the much-maligned architectural style survives in existing homes that often sell quite well.
A constant diet of worrisome global headlines can be an actual health hazard. Here are some ways to beat it.
Our diets aren’t perfect. Taking a supplement may make up for what they lack—but know the risks before you pop that first tablet, capsule or gummy.
In Bergen and across the country, buying secondhand goods has gone big-time. Here’s why—and how to get in on the fun.
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