Binova Studio Short Hills · Short Hills, NJ

Whole Home Italian Design in New Jersey

The most distinctive NJ homes of 2026 share a defining characteristic: design coherence from kitchen through bathroom, closet, and living room — a single Italian design language flowing through every space. Binova Studio Short Hills is the only NJ showroom capable of delivering this whole-home vision, offering coordinated kitchen, bathroom, closet, and living room systems from a single Italian manufacturer.

The Case for Whole-Home Italian Design

When every room in your home speaks the same design language — the same materials, the same hardware, the same proportions — the result is something fundamentally different from a house where each room was decorated independently. It feels resolved. Intentional. The product of a single considered vision rather than accumulated decisions.

Binova's Italian system makes this possible because it spans every category: kitchens, bathrooms, walk-in closets, and living room wall systems are all available within a coordinated material and finish library. Your kitchen's wood grain can reappear in your master closet. Your bathroom vanity can echo your kitchen's hardware. The stone on your kitchen island can extend to your master bath.

What Whole-Home Design Includes

A typical whole-home Italian design project at Binova Studio Short Hills begins with a master design meeting covering all spaces simultaneously — so the design team can map finish relationships and material transitions before any single room is finalized.

Spaces typically included: kitchen (primary and butler's pantry), master bathroom, secondary bathrooms, master walk-in closet, and living room wall system. Some clients extend the vision to home office built-ins and mudroom storage — all achievable within the Binova system.

Investment and Timeline

Whole-home Italian design projects represent the most significant investment Binova Studio Short Hills undertakes — typically $200,000 to $600,000+ depending on scope, number of rooms, and material tier selected.

Timeline runs 8–14 months from initial consultation to final room installation. The scale of the project requires careful sequencing — typically kitchen first, then bathrooms and closets, then living room — to minimize household disruption during construction phases.

Who Is It For?

Whole-home Italian design is typically requested by NJ homeowners doing a full renovation of a primary residence, buyers taking on a complete renovation of a newly purchased property, or developers fitting out luxury spec homes in NJ's most prestigious zip codes.

In all cases, the common thread is a commitment to extraordinary quality and the conviction that the home deserves to be treated as a unified work of design rather than a collection of individual renovation projects.