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Living On ThEdge’s
company ethos
Living On ThEdge, LLC believes that thoughtful spaces are built through listening first and designing second. Every project begins with understanding how a space is used, how it should function, and what it needs to support.
The company values intentional design, meaningful collaboration, and solutions tailored to the individual or business rather than trends. Drawing inspiration from the principles of Feng Shui, Living On ThEdge, LLC considers how the design of a space can influence comfort, functionality, productivity, and overall experience. Through relationships with trusted trade partners, home furnishings brands, and artisans, the company curates environments that balance beauty, craftsmanship, and purpose while remaining deeply connected to the needs of those who use them.
Your Space. Your Journey. Thoughtfully Designed.
Meet the Founder
Marie Judith Joseph (respectfully “Judith” or “Marie Judith”) founded Living On ThEdge, LLC with a simple belief: the spaces we inhabit influence how we live, work, heal and grow.
Drawing from a background in Feng Shui Design Consulting, Aging in Place Design Consulting, Staging for commercial and residential properties and real estate, she helps clients create environments that are both beautiful and purposeful. Her work focuses on the relationship between people and space - how thoughtful design can support clarity, comfort, functionality, and well-being - whether at home or within business environments.
Based in Edgewater, New Jersey and serving clients virtually and in person, Judith views every project with curiosity, intention, and a commitment to understanding the story behind the space.
Feng Shui-Informed Design
Feng Shui principles are thoughtfully integrated throughout the design process, supporting spaces that feel balanced, functional, and aligned with the needs of the people who live and work within them.
Central to many Feng Shui practices is the Five Elements Theory: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Together, these elements help evaluate balance within a space and inform design choices that support function, comfort and well-being.
The Five Elements Framework
