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by Gail Ciampa at The Providence Journal The interior of Coal-Fired Pizza in Providence is large and inviting, with the usual dining room tables and full bar. For something completely different, a restaurant in Providence now serves coal-fired pizza. With … Continue reading →

view the write-up in the Providence Journal by Gail Ciampa PROVIDENCE JOURNAL / JOHN FREIDAH George’s of Galilee recently renovated its first-floor dining room and added a fireplace and outdoor patio. Photos of local boats and fishermen still adorn the walls. … Continue reading →

view the write-up in SO Rhode Island by LINDA BEAULIEU PHOTO BY HILARY BLOCK Our unusually warm spring had me craving chowder and clam cakes earlier than usual this year. I like my chowder clear, and free of any cream … Continue reading →

view the write-up GoLocal.com Anyone who has dined in downtown Providence lately may have noted an assured, sophisticated look in several local restaurants. It’s in these places that diners might find themselves saying, “this looks more like an LA restaurant, … Continue reading →

The local creative small business – a prime example of the growing design-related companies in RI – celebrates its one year anniversary with a RI Monthly GOLD design award In just one year, Libby Slader Interior Design (LSID) has dramatically … Continue reading →

view the write-up in RI Monthly Libby Slader Interior Design (LSID) announces the completed redesign of the popular downtown Providence restaurant, Tazza Caffe.  The recent renovation brings a clean and modern look, combining elements of mahogany, metal, concrete and cork.  … Continue reading →

Design of new downtown Providence restaurant combines traditional Asian architecture with contemporary detail Libby Slader Interior Design (LSID) announces the completion of Sura on Westminster Street in downtown Providence. The design of this 1300 sq. ft. Korean and Sushi restaurant … Continue reading →

view the write-up in the Providence Journal by GAIL CIAMPA Interior designer Libby Slader had a huge 2011 by any professional measure. She left the comfort of a 10-year career with long-established, well-known Morris Nathanson Design to go out on … Continue reading →