Warren, New Jersey | September 2019 | Salustro Partnership Architects
A repeat client for over the course of 20 years, this house was redone room-by-room as budgets ebbed and flowed. The fun challenge was to design with the previous renovations in mind while pushing the boundaries of growth.
To accomplish this, central themes were consistent: the celebration of natural light, use of various indoor/outdoor materials, and warm neutral tones. The result is a home perfect for hosting and entertaining, while also providing a stay-cation escape whenever needed.
In addition to assisting interior design services, I photographed this house for marketing purposes.
Note: All photos are my own.
From daily sunset walks to year-planned trips to the edges of the natural world, the family valued time spent outside and in nature. It was important to make the transition between the indoor and out seamless, and in a way that could work through every season.
As the family grew in the house, room functions shifted to meet the various needs. Rooms otherwise dedicated to one use began to see traffic for multiple occasions, ranging from a quiet place to read or work to a choice in entertainment styles.