Home & Style Features
A Lincroft colonial gets an elegant redesign, making it more functional-and fashionable-for a busy family of five.
Photography by Lauren Hagerstrom.
Easy to make and even easier to eat, mini sandwiches ares sure to disappear at your next party. Just be sure to prepare enough for all your hungry guests!
Meet your match, kale. This leafy underdog is ready to go the distance.
Mix tequila and light lager for a refreshing spring sip with a little Mexican flavor just in time for Cinco de Mayo.
Theatergoers will notice something new when they next visit the Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank’s landmark entertainment and arts-education venue.
Few food scents rival chestnuts roasting on an open fire,
but the aroma of a hot soft pretzel comes close.
Monmouth County’s golf courses are open and ready for
action!
For some, says T.S. Eliot, “April is the cruelest month.” Not for lighthouse enthusiasts.
Let’s face it, technology has transformed the way we
read.
Isn’t it a shame that the perfume you searched high and low for wears off in a matter of hours?
Few food scents rival chestnuts roasting on an open fire, but the aroma of a hot soft pretzel comes close. The next time you fancy a stiff drink, consider turning it into a day-long experience at a local distillery
If anything will lift your spirits, it's the Asbury Park Music & Film Festival.
Soothing colors make homecoming a pleasure for a Woodcliff Lake couple—whether they’re welcoming family and friends or relaxing at home.
One Ridgewood family gets a home that’s company-ready but cozy enough to kick back, play board games, read, and yes, sometimes even watch TV.
A storied Manhattan hotel enters a second golden age, thanks to a meticulous restoration by architect David Rockwell.
These tonal opposites—classic and cutting-edge—make magic in any space.
On Dad’s Day, gather around the grill for one of these manly meals.
You'll find adventure and beachy bliss in the land of Cou-Cou.
If you frequent the same Central Jersey eateries, it’s
time to try something new.
Gather some friends and toast to your creative abilities at one of the many paint-and-sip spots in the area. Lifelong friends Shaun Daley and Michelle Pankowski
Mundt were getting ready to leave when it happened—
a burst pipe filled their Somerville storefront with four
inches of water just weeks before its grand opening.
Oh, the weather outside may not be frightful, but there’s
still a sense of spookiness in the air that’s sure to provide a
playful scare.
Those of us who loved Lucille Ball know how much fun winemaking can be. Now you can get in on the action, and it won’t even require a flight to Napa Valley.
