by BSR | May 10, 2018 | Case Study, MicroGuard
The Hyannis Youth and Community Center, in Barnstable, MA houses twin NHL size ice rinks, a 12,500 square foot wood floor gymnasium, locker rooms, and multiple function rooms and catering space. They get a lot of traffic in and out of the building year round and their...
by BSR | Aug 1, 2017 | Case Study, Community, Fireplace, Granite, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Marble, Residential, Restoration
Real Estate pros weigh in on the idea of restoring natural stone before selling your massachusetts home. We recently spoke to 3 successful real estate professionals in Massachusetts to learn a little more about how natural stone (marble, granite, slate, etc.) impacts...
by BSR | Jun 16, 2017 | Case Study, Home Improvement, In the news, Interior Design
You know we love natural stone and this month we were lucky enough to share that passion with the readers of New England Home Magazine. So get your New England Home Magazine on newsstands now or click to read the PDF! ➭ Boston...
by BSR | Aug 25, 2016 | Case Study, Coatings, Home Improvement, In the news, Renovation
Read full Boston Globe article here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/2016/08/18/timeless-white-kitchen-softly-accented/4BBXVhgYyLkGSWrdiH0RzH/story.html About BSR & this project: When people think about “marble” most don’t really think...
by BSR | Oct 6, 2015 | Case Study, Commercial, Historic, Interior Design, Marble, Renovation, Restoration
We are pleased to present the reveal video of our big Belcourt Castle marble restoration project. In prior months we posted about some of the challenges of vintage, grand scale marble floor restoration. See the final product and get a look around this Newport, RI...
by BSR | Sep 16, 2015 | Case Study, Fireplace, Historic, Interior Design, Marble, Renovation, Residential, Restoration, Uncategorized, Video
Back in July we connected with the guys from Flipping Boston to help with a Victorian triplex renovation project that had a pair of marble fireplaces in some pretty rough shape. See more here or check out the article in Boston...
