by BSR | Oct 2, 2020 | Coatings, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Kitchen, More Anti-Etch
Are you still working from home? Are you kids doing hybrid or remote learning? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your counters are probably taking a beating. Are your kids are doing school work, arts and craft projects and homework in the kitchen? Are...
by Staff | Jan 8, 2020 | Historic, Interior Design
Countertops serve both a functional and aesthetic purpose in the kitchen. While they are great surfaces to prepare and serve meals, they also have the potential to dramatically enhance the visual appeal of a room. Natural stones, such as granite and marble, have...
by Staff | Sep 9, 2019 | Concrete, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Restoration
Beyond being lovers of stone, we like to think of Boston Stone Restoration as problem solvers, creative thinkers and above all, project partners with our clients. Recently, one of our long-time collaborators (and marketing team leader) asked us to get creative on a...
by Staff | Sep 6, 2019 | Concrete, Home Improvement, Interior Design, Residential, Restoration, Uncategorized
Here at Boston Stone Restoration, we pride ourselves on being problem solvers and creative thinkers when it comes to the work we do. Recently, one of our long-time collaborators asked us to get creative on a small, fractured concrete floor that served as the entryway...
by BSR | Dec 11, 2018 | Hospitality, Interior Design, MicroGuard, Tile and Grout
One of the new design trends in flooring is Encaustic Tile. In Victorian times they were very popular in the churches around England. The intricate patterns were a result of using multiple colors of clay rather than glaze to create intricate patterns. Usually only...
by BSR | Oct 11, 2018 | Case Study, Home Improvement, Interior Design
Our name may be Boston Stone Restoration, but we cover all of Massachusetts, the Cape and Islands, as well as RI and southern NH and ME. In fact if you are interested in one of our proprietary coatings, we are the only authorized applicators in all of New England. So...
