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editorinchief | LETTER New Jersey is often called a melting pot because of its diversity. That diversity reaches into many areas. Lifestyles, for example, range from urban chic to tightly knit small towns to farming communities. Racially, we are one of the most diverse states in the country, according to the New Jersey Department of Health. And that brings cultural diversity with it. Geographically, our terrain ranges from sea level along the approximately 130-mile shoreline to 1,803 feet above sea level in the forests of High Point State Park in Sussex County. Diversity even extends to architecture and interior design. Drive through any region of the state and you’ll see what I mean. This issue represents a microcosm of that variety. A Bergen County home is a hybrid example of Old World (think natural stone and stucco) and modern (with expansive windows, open layouts and simplified gables) melded to meet the divergent tastes of the owners, thanks to Z+ Architects and Z+ Interiors (“Vineyard Vibes,” page 24). Seashore Colonial style takes a bow in the new family-friendly-yet-sophisticated home that Salt Design Co. and Virtuoso Architects designed for a young Sea Girt couple who had long wanted to live at the Jersey Shore (“Carefully Curated,” page 34). An early-20th-century Hoboken warehouse now has two new top floors, including the light-filled loft owned by a couple looking to shift lifestyles from the suburbs to this urban hotspot. The loft is colorfully modern thanks to Dean Marchetto, founding principal of MHS Architecture, and Paula Rocha, an associate interior designer at the firm (“High Style,” page 44). Midcentury style has always been a favorite of designer Yana Schafer. When looking to relocate, she was particularly drawn to a Midcentury home she noticed for sale in Short Hills. Once inside, she found even more reasons to fall in love with it and then added her own touches and personality to the design (“Meant To Be,” page 51). The style of the Somerset County home may be traditional, but owners Kristine Nograles-Hugo and Vincent Hugo added a non-traditional element when they engaged Wydian Kitchens & Design to help them create a dog bath/laundry room to make life easier for them and their four-legged family members (“Woof Worthy,” page 60). Also in this issue, as we head into the busiest entertaining season of the year, we suggest chic and functional bar cabinets (“Entertaining Ways,” page 19) and chairside bar tables (“Happy Hour at Home,” page 21) and aim a spotlight on an iconic silver water pitcher (“Modern & Classic,” page 22). Whatever your style preferences, we hope this issue will give you a few moments of peace and inspiration as autumn activities pick up speed. REN MILLER, EDITOR IN CHIEF rmiller@designnewjersey.com IN PRINT To subscribe to the magazine, visit designnewjersey.com/subscribe or call 732-994-3565. SOCIAL MEDIA Interact with us at @design_nj on Instagram, @design nj on Facebook, @designnjmag on Pinterest and @design nj magazine on LinkedIn. WEBSITE Be inspired by luxury home design and connect with professional resources at designnewjersey.com. NEWSLETTERS For curated design advice and inspiration, subscribe to our free weekly newsletter at designnewjersey.com/newsletter. 16 October/November 2023
follownewjersey | ONLINE Beyond Print Design NJ was well represented at the 57th Annual Seashore House Tour in LBI, both in person and through distribution of the magazine at the Long Beach Island Foundation for the Arts + Sciences headquarters, where tour-goers picked up their tickets. Expand your business in 2024 and be seen by thousands of potential customers in Design NJ’s 2024 Directory, the ultimate resource for home-related products and services. Contact us today at directoryteam@designnewjersey.com or call 973-993-4891. WEB EXCLUSIVE DESIGN EXCELLENCE The New Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers presents 41 awards to 18 designers in 17 categories at its annual Design Excellence Award Dinner! NEWSLETTER DESIGN DIGEST Receive “Design Digest,” Design NJ’s complimentary newsletter and stay up to date between issues. You’ll find everyday design tips, webexclusive features and extra content that you won’t see in these pages! EVENTS SPRING LAKE KITCHEN TOUR Come out and support the HW Mountz PTA’s annual “Taste of Spring Lake” Kitchen Tour. Experience a self-guided tour of kitchens in some of the most beautiful Spring Lake homes from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. October 21. Tickets are on sale now. SUBSCRIBE Snuggle up by a campfire this fall with an issue of Design NJ. Subscribe now to receive a copy in the mail! follow us designnewjersey.com 17
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