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With her extensive background in antiques and the restoration of antique homes, interior designer Maria Bevill was a natural choice to take part in restoring Peapack-Gladstones iconic Blairsden to its former glory.
And Bevill, who owns Maria K. Bevill Interior Design in Chester, said she was thrilled to be among the designers chosen for this years Mansion in May Designer Showcase at Blairsden. Bevill has participated in the past three Mansions in May, the signature fundraiser for the Womens Association of Morristown Medical Center.
I loved the room I chose. It is big, yet intimate, at the same time, said Bevill, whose work has appeared in Design NJ and New Jersey Monthly magazines. Additionally, the Chester Historical Society awarded her the Community Appreciation Award for her sensitive expansion of a historically registered home.
The space is a second-story bedroom that will be transformed into a retreat for the ladies of the home to leisurely enjoy a respite from all the stress of the day, Bevill explained.
She said she pictured graceful ladies of the past relaxing in this room enjoying the afternoon with wine and chocolate.
The magnificent fireplace was Bevills inspiration for the room with its beautiful amber tones, she said. Bevill continued the use of those same tones throughout her design of the space.
One of the details that Bevill wanted to highlight in her space is the stenciling of the ceiling using a certain technique that mimics the details in the plaster ceiling work on the first floor of the mansion, she said.
Another important feature of the room is its many windows. Bevill said she loves designing window treatments and couldnt wait to start on these.
The windows will have statuesque draperies with a border of raspberry tassels and chocolate flat pleats. The window treatments will emphasize the height of the room and frame the views, she said.
I wanted to keep the architectural integrity of the space, but not make it old-fashioned, Bevill said. I wanted to update the space for modern living but maintain its architectural elements.
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Cazenovia Cazenovia Colleges 41st Annual Student Fashion Show, Urban Chic, will take the stage at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at The Landmark Theatre, in Syracuse. Special guest Thom Filicia, interior designer, author, television personality and chief creative officer of the New York City-based design firm, Thom Filicia, Inc., will offer remarks to an estimated packed house.
Filicia, a Syracuse University interior design alumnus, is a visiting professor at the School of Art & Design. As founder of Thom Filicia, Inc., he is the driving force behind a distinctive line of home furnishings, Thom Filicia Home Collections, and a to-the-trade showroom, Sedgewick & Brattle. His New-American style has earned him extensive praise from notable clients in the entertainment, fashion, finance, hospitality, media and sports industries, as well as recognition from Elle Dcor (A-List Designer), House Beautiful (Top 100 Designers) and House & Garden (International Tastemaker). His work has been featured among the pages of InStyle, O, People, The New York Times, Vogue Home, USA Today, and other national and international publications.
Having Thom as our special guest is very exciting for our students and the community alike, said Megan Lawson-Clark, assistant professor, fashion studies and fashion show director. His work is very creative and he is a fantastic example of entrepreneurship for our students.
Filicia gained fame when he served as the interior design expert on the Emmy-Award winning hit show, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, host of several shows on the Style Network and featured talent on HGTV Networks. Additionally, he has appeared on popular television shows such as Good Morning America, Ellen, Late Night with Conan OBrien, The Today Show, and The View, among others. More information on Filicias written works, special projects, and a sampling of his portfolio can be found atthomfilicia.com.
Urban Chic tickets are currently on sale. Admission is $17 for adults, $12 for students, and free for children under 5. Prior to the main show, Filicia will be a part of a V.I.P. reception at 4:30 p.m. which will include reserved seating, open bar and heavy hors doeuvres for $100 per ticket.
To order tickets, visit cazenovia.edu/fashionshow, email fashionshow@cazenovia.eduor or call 655-7043.
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Six months after Sudhir Yerunkar, 42, husband of an MHB Colony police constable went missing from Mira Road, his employer and two others were arrested on Monday by the Baramati police for having murdered him.
On January 22, DNA had reported that Yerunkar, an interior designer, who worked for a Baramati-based jeweller, Shrenik Bhandari, had gone missing since October after he misplaced his employer's jewellery worth Rs 9 lakh.
His wife, Sunita, lodged a complaint in November, after which a case of kidnapping was registered. She had alleged that the police were hand-in-glove with the jeweller and hence her husband's whereabouts were not known.
Sunita said: "The Baramati police were not cooperative. Had they been pro-active, I would at least have been able to conduct the last rites of my husband. The investigation gained pace only after I approached commissioner of police Rakesh Maria last month."
The four accused are Bhandari, 48, his wife Ashiwni, 40, son Saurabh, 25, and their accomplice Zameer Pathan, 42.
S Patil, senior PI of Baramati station, said: "Bhandari is the primary suspect. But since he was absconding we couldn't question him. Last week we took him into custody, and he has confessed to the crime. The fourth accused, Zameer, hasn't been arrested as he is hospitalised."
Yerunkar was working for Bhandari and used to travel from Mumbai to Baramati thrice a week. In the last week of October, Bhandari asked Yerunkar to collect a Diwali gift from a Zaveri Bazaar jeweller. After collecting it, he came home and on October 30, took a rickshaw to the ST stand near Borivli station from where he was to travel to Baramati. He, however, lost the box on the way. After having failed to find it, he returned to Pune. Following this, the jeweller threatened him, and he has been missing ever since.
The police said Yerunkar was killed the same day he had returned. They allegedly smashed his head with a sharp object and dumped him in an isolated spot in Osmanabad. "We took the three accused to the spot. The Osmanabad police, who found the unknown body, buried it more than five months ago. We will extricate the body for further investigations. The arrested have been remanded in police custody," added Patil.
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