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other spaces are already claimed. The banquette and chairs around the game table are covered in the same blue shade as the counter stools in the adjacent kitchen. The kitchen cabinetry was in place before Trincanello joined the project, but she added the lighting, counter stools, countertops and a striking tile backsplash, among other elements in the room. So as not to interfere with the pattern of the backsplash, Trincanello first had electrical outlets relocated to under the upper cabinet apron. Outlets on the backsplash are “a pet peeve of mine when something as simple [as relocating them] can affect the end result in such a positive way,” she notes. In the dining room, a contemporary chandelier with a golden branchlike frame and long crystal drops complements a custom table surrounded by comfortable chairs, some of which are covered in the same material as the kitchen counter stools and some in a coordinating fabric so they can all be moved back and forth for extra seating. A server with starburstdesign doors holds lamps featuring a crystal body with an elegant twist. The primary suite — specifically two small closets in the primary suite — almost kept Trincanello’s client from purchasing this house. But the designer proposed creating a larger closet by relocating the entrance to the closet and bathroom area from the bedroom. With that idea in mind, the purchase went through. Because the owner requested a spacious feel in the bedroom, Trincanello limited the amount of furniture and selected a backless bench and upholstered table with acrylic legs at the foot of the bed to keep the space visually light. In the primary bathroom, Trincanello replaced a plain floor tile with a square-within-a-square patterned tile to anchor the space in the mostly monochromatic room. “The vanity mirrors were customized with beveled frames as large as each vanity, and they incorporate two sconces above each sink, creating great grooming lighting,” Trincanello says. Charcoal gray wall covering and the same floor tile continue into the adjacent dressing room, where large mirrors, table lamps and a comfortable stool provide a convenient place to get ready for the day or evening. With the design completed, the owner and his daughter now have the home that not only suits their needs but also does it in style. DNJ 56 December 2022/January 2023
The primary bathroom was drowning in white until the designer replaced the solid floor tile with a squarewithin-a-square pattern and added charcoal gray wall covering. The mirrors above the vanities are detailed with beveled frames and sconces. SOURCES Overall: interior design, Karla Trincanello of Interior Decisions Inc. in Florham Park; builder, AGA Construction LLC in Florham Park; custom contractor, P.D. Mills Contracting LLC in Denville; painter and wall covering installer, Paper Perfect in Morristown. Foyer: chandelier, Elegant Lighting; sconces, Visual Comfort & Co.; bench seats (one shown), Caracole; mirrors above seats (one shown), through Interior Decisions Inc.; rug, Jaipur Rugs; oval console, Century Furniture; wall molding application, P.D. Mills Contracting LLC; wall color, “Horizon” by Benjamin Moore & Co. Library: desk and console behind desk, designed by Karla Trincanello and manufactured by Old Biscayne Designs; desk chair, TCS Designs Inc. (T); two chairs in front of desk and artwork behind desk, Design Trade Service (T); console table to left of the desk, Alden Parkes; artwork above console table, Renwil; desk lamp, Wildwood; pendant light fixture, Elegant Lighting; rug, Jaipur Rugs; window treatments, Steve’s Custom Drapery Shoppe (T) in Haskell with Kravet fabric and Fabritec LLC shades; upholstered padded walls, Keith’s Upholstery in Kenilworth. Family Room: sofa, Mr. and Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture with fabric by Fabricut; swivel chairs, Precedent by Sherrill Furniture; large ottoman, custom, Hallman Furniture (T); table behind sofa, Universal Furniture; three-shelf table beside sofa, Alden Parkes; lamp on threeshelf table, Chelsea House Inc.; rug, Jaipur Rugs; window treatments, Steve’s Custom Drapery Shoppe with Kravet fabric and Fabritec LLC shades; game table with two chairs and banquette, Century Furniture; art above game table, Renwil; sconces, Visual Comfort & Co.; wall color, “Horizon” by Benjamin Moore & Co. Kitchen: backsplash tile, Mediterranean Tile in Bernardsville and Fairfield; perimeter countertop, Atlas Marble & Granite in Springfield and Moonachie; appliances, Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove; stools at island, Design Trade Service; light fixtures over island, Visual Comfort & Co.; wall color, “Horizon” by Benjamin Moore & Co. Dining Room: dining table and chairs, Century Furniture; chandelier, John-Richard; rug, Loloi Rugs; server, Universal Furniture; lamps on server, Wildwood; art above server, Chelsea House; window treatments, Steve’s Custom Drapery Shoppe with Stout Textiles and Fabritec shades; wall covering, Phillip Jeffries in Fairfield; accent paint, “Decorator’s White” by Benjamin Moore & Co. Primary Bedroom: bed and bedside tables, Century Furniture; backless bench, Precedent by Sherrill Furniture with Kravet fabric; upholstered table with acrylic legs, Universal Furniture; chair and ottoman, Century Furniture with Kravet fabric; lamps on bedside tables and art above bed, Wildwood; wall covering, Phillip Jeffries; window treatments, Steve’s Custom Drapery Shoppe with Kravet fabric and Fabritec LLC shades; art above fireplace, homeowner. Dressing Room: mirror on wall, Revelation by Uttermost; mirror above vanity, Victory Glass and Mirror in Denville; light fixture above mirror, Visual Comfort & Co.; lamps on vanity, Wildwood; stool, Renwil; floor tile, Mediterranean Tile; wall covering, Phillip Jeffries. Primary Bathroom: floor tile, Mediterranean Tile; light fixture above bathtub and sconces above vanities, Visual Comfort & Co.; table beside bathtub, through Interior Decisions Inc.; mirrors over vanity, Victory Glass and Mirror; wall covering, Phillip Jeffries. T=To the trade. For contact information, page 64 designnewjersey.com 57
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