by Nigel Costolloe | Feb 27, 2026 | Interior Painting, Kitchens, Newton, Residential Interior Painting
Many homeowners reach the same transitional-need moment in their kitchen: everything works fine, but the cabinets feel dated. Maybe the finish looks tired, the color feels heavy, or the space just doesn’t reflect how you live and vibe anymore. The problem isn’t...
by Nigel Costolloe | Feb 25, 2025 | handyman services, Historic Restoration, Residential Interior Painting
Ah, home. It’s that beautiful sanctuary that we sometimes forget to appreciate until it loses its charm.. Maybe you have spots where the paint is peeling, or you have a wonky kitchen cabinet. Homeownership involves more than just maintaining your house; It is...
by Nigel Costolloe | Jan 14, 2021 | Farrow & Ball, Home Improvement, Interior Painting, Residential Interior Painting
Restroom, powder room, master, or guest, over the course of the last 100 years, bathrooms have evolved from utilitarian, functional spaces clad in stark fixtures and cold tile to more carefully curated, spa-like retreats. Today’s bathrooms are sometimes bold,...
by Nigel Costolloe | Sep 1, 2020 | Historic Restoration, Interior Painting, Kitchens, Residential Interior Painting
When one thinks about the color palette of a historic home’s interior, specific hues come to mind. Victorian homes tended to be painted in colors that reflected what was available from plant-based pigments, such as earth tones like eggplant, ochre, hues of green and...
by Eileen Jones | Mar 24, 2020 | Boston, Boston Painters, Home Improvement, Professional Painting Company, Residential Interior Painting
Most garages found throughout New England are constructed with concrete floors. It is a practical and cost-effective choice for this semi-outdoor storage space that is subject to heavy loads, moisture, and chemicals. While a concrete surface is relatively inexpensive...
by Eileen Jones | Feb 25, 2020 | Historic Restoration, Interior Painting, Residential Interior Painting, Wood Restoration
“Spring is just around the corner!” So says groundhog and weather sage Punxsutawney Phil. Those of us who spend our winters cozy and buttoned up securely in our homes greet the spring with opening the windows, literally and figuratively, and begin to breathe again....
