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The designer chose a distinctive backsplash to add character to the kitchen and had wall outlets moved to under the upper cabinetry apron so the tile design isn’t interrupted. The blue upholstery on the counter stools is the same as in the dining room so the chairs can be moved back and forth easily wherever needed. A golden branch-like chandelier with long crystal drops and a custom table anchor the dining room. An octagonal mirror brightens the room by reflecting sunlight from the window on the opposite wall. 54 December 2022/January 2023
The homeowner wanted a spacious feel in the primary bedroom. Trincanello met the request while also maximizing function by adding a backless bench and upholstered table with clear acrylic legs at the foot of the bed. The cozy bed on the floor by the fireplace is for the owner’s black lab. Large mirrors and layered lighting in the dressing room make getting ready in the morning a breeze. Space originally set aside as a living room was used instead as a library, where the homeowner works on the days he doesn’t go into the office. Its location just steps from the front door is convenient, but the marble floor and high ceiling of the foyer acted as a conduit for noise when he spoke on the phone or worked with other staff members in the library. Trincanello solved the problem by padding and insulating the library walls and double lining the draperies to absorb sound. Blue chairs and hints of blue in the area rug and artwork punctuate the gray background. The family room, located nearby, is designed for relaxing and entertaining but also doubles as a work area. It’s furnished with a generously sized sofa, four swivel chairs and a large ottoman where guests can rest their legs or sit when there’s a crowd. A fireplace and television provide diversions, as does an oval game table where the owner’s daughter can play games, guests can rest beverages or his staff members can work if designnewjersey.com 55
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