Home & Style Features
Neighbors at these homes and streets go all out for the spookiest holiday of the year.
In a River Vale colonial, a designer created a delightful TV room that’ll stand the test of time—and withstand the busy family’s use.
A Summit family sought to make their outdoor structure more spacious without sacrificing a beloved backyard—or a certain tree.
As a Mahwah couple’s tastes changed, they were due for a big splash—and a serious upgrade—in their backyard.
A Ho-Ho-Kus yard has become a green-thumb triumph—just ask the passers-by who rave about it.
Thanks to a daughter’s advice, an ornate décor in Wyckoff gives way to a cleaner, fresher look.
This proud dad shows off his daughter’s college decision with tons of school swag and a “bed party” to celebrate the next chapter.
Your grad will appreciate these thoughtful presents, whether they’re moving on from high school, college or beyond.
At a thoughtfully planned first birthday bash in Washington Township, a “one-derful” time was had by all.
After the pandemic spoiled their plans for a wedding in Mexico, a Paramus couple chose a local ceremony that turned out to be just right.
Intimate nuptials for a Waldwick couple doubled as a surprise gender announcement for the baby they were expecting.
A creative designer shows an Oradell homeowner a world of possibilities for updating the room where “everyone ends up.”
Billiards, anyone? Or a formal dinner? A convertible space in North Jersey can have it all.
Two clean, spacious styles were blended so triumphantly in a Morris Plains bathroom that the client couldn't help asking for more.
A landscape designer, an architect and a savvy client turn a small Ramsey yard into a great place to swim—or just hang out.
Nothing against opulent celebrations, but sometimes—with all the stresses in life—less really is more.
A long-awaited redesign turns a basement into entertainment central.
Cap your meal with one of these delicious middle eastern desserts–because the entrèe shouldn't be the only course with flavors to savor.
Not finding their dream home, a couple bought a Ridgewood colonial with possibilities—and later made their dream come true.
Take the sound of the ocean, blend in a beauty palette and sprinkle with family love, and you have a delicious retreat.
After a $100 million restoration, Bermuda’s Hamilton Princess is looking—and feeling—more splendidly regal than ever.
With the kids gone, a Park Ridge couple updates their space.
For many local students, school is out for the summer, but One River School of Art + Design in Millburn is just getting started.
