Catalano Architects, Inc.
“Our firm considers itself very fortunate to have been involved with the Boston Design Guide since its inception. Melanie Kaplan and her staff share our commitment to excellence and it shows in the quality of the magazine. Our clients count on Boston Design Guide as a valuable reference tool year in and year out. We look forward to another ten years of Boston's premier design magazine.”
– Tom Catalano, President, Catalano Architects, Inc.
Louis W. Mian, Inc.
“Since it’s inception the Boston Design Guide has certainly generated more customers for us. The best thing for us is that those customers have been looking for a high quality product – quality over price. The magazine has just provided good qualified leads for us.”
–Chris Mian, Importer, Fabricator and Installer of natural stone
Gleysteen Design LLC
The Boston Design Guide has been a terrific resource both for our clients and ourselves. Although most of our clients come to us through word of mouth, the Boston Design Guide has enabled many potential clients to find us or provide an immediate reference for those who may know our name but not our work. The Guide has high editorial standards and does not dilute the quality of its content, allowing us to present our story and work amidst worthy competitors. We are gratified to see the Boston Design Guide prominently displayed in bookstores and show rooms, especially when we are on the cover. We look forward to working with the Boston Design Guide for the next issue.
– Marcus Gleysteen, A.I.A.
Fallon Custom Homes & Renovations
Our clients at Fallon Development have high expectations for their construction projects. They tell us they chose Fallon Development because of our 25 plus years of experience and extensive knowledge of the construction business. We also take an extra step with our clients by using a marketing consultant to get ongoing feedback throughout the entire project. Our customers are given an exit poll to offer us their view of our work.
At Fallon Development we feel we not only design a living space for our clients, but a lifestyle as well. Boston Design Guide is a great source for the entire building industry. Having a presence in the guide is a great opportunity to showcase our work with other quality professionals, putting us in contact with the demographic we want to reach.
Richard C. Rigoli & Company, Inc.
The Boston Design Guide is by far the best source of Boston talent there is. Others have tried and failed numerous times to publish a high quality resource guide. People talk to me all the time about finding sources and Boston Design Guide is an excellent forum for me to display my work. Melanie really does find the best talent in Boston and does an excellent job of producing the magazine.
–Richard Rigoli, President of Richard C. Rigoli & Co., Inc.
Back Bay Shutter
Sifting through the almost overwhelming design publications and deciding which is the best way to spend our advertising dollars can be tedious. Investing in Boston Design Guide magazine year after year has proven to be the right choice in solidifying existing relationships and providing us new business opportunities.
Back Bay Shutter Co., Inc. continues to set the industry standard, and has finally found a local design magazine that functions at the same level of excellence.
–Steve Kontoff, President, Back Bay Shutter Co., Inc.
F.H. Perry
We got into Boston Design Guide because our clients told us they wanted to see us there. We stayed because everyone says they see us there. It’s great exposure in a discriminating marketplace, and we are honored to be included.
–Finley Perry, President, F.H. Perry, Builder Inc.
a Blade of Grass
“We have been advertising with Boston Design Guide for several years and the results have been great. We are especially happy with the web link to our website. We have been seeing an increase in traffic on our site directly linked to Boston Design Guide and it appears the users spend quite a bit of time looking through our portfolio.
a Blade of Grass is thrilled and looks forward to being part of Boston Design Guide for years to come.”
–Heather Lashbrook Jones, a Blade of Grass