From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Den
The portrait of the homeowner, done by a friend in her college days, inspired green accents in the den, including the chairs (one shown) and the blackout drape at the […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Den chair and sofa
Left: A cozy corner of the den is perfect for relaxing with a good book. | Right: A leaning floor lamp, similar to one in the bedroom, makes a design […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Bedroom
The villa has only one bedroom so designer Liz Curry created a place for lounging as well as for sleeping. Your eyes don’t deceive you. The floor lamp beside the […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Dining area
The dining area is open to the living room but takes on a moodier ambience with its uncovered dark flooring and some darker furnishings. Chairs upholstered in a textured fabric […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Kitchen dining
The kitchen was already installed before Curry came aboard, but she did take advantage of some unused space to create a dining area with a bench and a couple of […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Home-Living room
Designer Liz Curry created a rich tableau of mostly white furnishings by mixing textures and tones and also grounding the room with a dark coffee table, lamp and fireplace surround. […]
From the October/November 2025 Issue
Light, Bright and Modern Define the New Home of a Retired Fashion Exec
Designer Liz Curry breathes new life into a Maplewood villa When the time came for a fashion industry executive to retire, she was eager to write a new chapter […]
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Alexa Ralff, ASID Associate
Alexa Ralff received a Design Excellence Gold Award from the American Society of Interior Designers, New Jersey Chapter, in the Residential Small Kitchen Less Than 150 Square Feet category. Alexa […]
From the April/May 2025 Issue
A Century-Old Home Is Expanded To Meet a Modern Family’s Needs-Mudroom
In the mudroom, traditional wallpaper used in an untraditional way — on the ceiling — helps to bridge the space between the home’s historical roots and the modern cabinetry.