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The sideboard and sconces were among a handful of furnishings that made the transition from the old home to the new one. The sideboard sits in an alcove that was part of architect James Paragano’s design for the room. The architect also designed the cabinetry in the kitchen and throughout the home. “We design cabinetry organically to fit into our architecture,” Paragano says. “That’s very important to us.” of leaded glass windows salvaged from the owners’ former home. “The windows resonate with the family and add so much personality,” Paragano says. “It’s a lovely home. It has depth and texture, integrity and layers.” The homeowners are thrilled. The wife describes Paragano’s plans as thoughtfully detailed. “His design includes every built-in, every piece of trim, specifically nuanced to accommodate the needs of our family,” she says. She also enjoyed working with the interior designer. Her use of textures and palettes is beautiful, she says, adding that Karp truly understood the aesthetic that she and her husband wanted. DNJ SOURCES Overall: architecture, James Paragano Architect LLC in Morristown; interior design, Robyn Karp Design in New York City; construction, Rock Ridge Construction anagement C in Tenafly; millwork and cainetry, designed y James Paragano and made y le Castro Custom Woodworking in outh ackensack; landscaping and swimming pool, Kevin ivara o K andscape Design & Construction Inc. in Hawthorne. Foyer: console, designed y oyn Karp and Gregory ess o NC nnovative Woodworking nc. and made y 70 June/July 2023
The back stairwell, a few steps up from the garage entrance, includes a deep blue storage unit where the grandchildren can stow their gear when they arrive for a visit. The back staircase features leaded-glass windows that were salvaged from the owners’ former home after a fire and were repaired before being installed here. The chandelier and sconces in the stairwell are also from the former home. A screen porch with mahogany-framed doors at the back of the home leads to a stone terrace and swimming pool where the family gathers in good weather. Design & Construction Inc. in Hawthorne. Foyer: console, designed by Robyn Karp and Gregory Bess of BNC Innovative Woodworking Inc. and made by BNC Innovative Woodworking Inc.; chandelier, Modern Forms; indigo stair runner, Starr Carpets in Englewood. Family Room: gray chenille sofa, chairs and ottoman tables, Bespoke by Luigi Gentile; pillow fabric, Schumacher; rug, Stark; chair fabric, discontinued. Living Room: sofa, Bespoke by Luigi Gentile, chairs, Niermann Weeks covered in Holland & Sherry fabric; coffee table, CB2; chandelier, RH; rug, Stark. Library: settee and chairs, Baker Furniture; desk, Jonathan Adler; ottoman, Bespoke by Luigi Gentile; bench, Bespoke by Luigi Gentile with Osborne & Little fabric; window treatment, fabric by Pollack. Dining Room: table, Bespoke by Luigi Gentile; chairs, Artistic Frame; chandelier, Arteriors; wool rug, Stark; sideboard and sconces, homeowners. Kitchen: design and cabinetry, James Paragano Architect LLC; pendant lights, Mitzi. Back Staircase: runner, Starr Carpets; leaded glass windows, chandelier and sconces, from owners’ former home. Editor’s Note: For more photos and information from this home, see the web version of this story at Designnewjersey.com. For contact information, page 72 designnewjersey.com 71
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