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“Laundry is never fun, but it’s better when you have a pretty room to work in. Also, my husband likes taking care of the dogs, so he’s having a ball in that room.” — KRISTINE NOGRALES-HUGO Portraits of the owners’ four-legged family hang above the wainscoting. Brass hooks — some topped with sculpted heads of different dog breeds — hold leads and toys used on daily walks. drain hose. “Before, we would have to bathe the dogs outside or take them to a groomer in cold weather because we didn’t have space indoors,” Nograles-Hugo says. “Renovating this room made a ton of difference now that we can do it indoors.” Harvey notes numerous other improvements, including additional built-in cabinetry. “Also, custom wainscoting on the opposite wall has hooks for jackets as well as dog leads and toys,” she says. A plaid-pattern porcelain backsplash tile brings in pattern (and is Nograles-Hugo’s favorite part of the space), as does hexagonal wood-look porcelain tile on the floor. Cubbies with baskets above the dog bath hold towels, dog shampoo and other bathing supplies. The lower cabinet between the dog bath and washer and dryer provides storage and a quartz countertop for those allimportant treats. A Lucite rod beneath an upper cabinet is a good place for hanging things to dry. In a touching personal addition, Nograles-Hugo contacted an artist on the Etsy website and had portraits done of Morgan, a German Shepherd; Sergio, a miniature Schnauzer; Rebel, an Australian Shepherd; and another pet who has crossed the storied Rainbow Bridge. The portraits hang above the wainscoting. “Laundry is never fun, but it’s better when you have a pretty room to work in,” Nograles-Hugo says. “Also, my husband likes taking care of the dogs so he’s having a ball in that room.” “I connected with Claudia on Instagram, and it’s the best thing ever to have worked with her and her team,” Nograles-Hugo says. Harvey is equally pleased: “It was a nice project all around because we all became good friends.” DNJ SOURCES interior design, Claudia Harvey of Wydian Kitchens & Design in Branchburg and Kristine Nograles-Hugo in Somerset County; dog bath, Flying Pig Grooming; cabinetry, Kountry Kraft, through Wydian Kitchens & Design, painted in “Hale Navy” by Benjamin Moore & Co.; countertop, Misterio by PentalQuartz ® from Architectural Surfaces, through Wydian Kitchens & Design; hardware, Top Knobs; backsplash and oor tile, Virtue Tile Design in Summit; wainscoting, anther ome Improvements LLC in Bound Brook; dog portraits and Lucite drying rod, Etsy. For contact information, page 64 62 October/November 2023
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