Boring Classics in New Jersey

This peaceful retreat, nestled among vegetation, is just one hour away from bustling New York. Classical and strict facade lines hide an interior in the 1930s style with warm beige and gray tones. The house appears small from the outside, yet inside it is very spacious, with open areas in the Mediterranean style. The furniture is classic, though the room also features bold and vibrant accents: leopard-print carpets, golden vases, and an open bar. The interior is adorned and energized by a collection of paintings by Latin American artists, which the homeowners have been collecting for many years. Our attention was drawn to an unconventional design in the bathroom: a magnificent glass sink is placed opposite the window, with an ornate mirror mounted above it on a bracket. A perfect example of how interestingly one can change the familiar arrangement of items. Classic design never gets boring if you add your own personal touch.