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Posted Feb 9 at 9:53 AM in Blog by Jaci Conry
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A suburban residence receives an interior overhaul worthy of its stately exterior.
With its striking stone-clad exterior, this Westwood residence has a regal appearance that recalls the architecture of a French Chateau. When the homeowner recently purchased the home, which sits on over two acres of lush conservation land, however, the interior had none of the façade’s stately appeal.
“Built in...
Posted Nov 5 at 12:56 PM in Blog by Sandy Giardi
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Coin shortage? What coin shortage? Homeowners everywhere are loving the look of nickel gap wood treatments. While this type of cladding looks similar to shiplap, it’s a little different in that it uses tongue and groove boards that conceal nails for a smoother overall look. The gap between each board is consistent and, you guessed it, about the width of a nickel.
Construction by Costello Fine...
Posted May 29 at 11:01 AM in Blog by Sandy Giardi
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Top image: mulit-programmed pool terrace and landscape by a Blade of Grass; photo by Charles Mayer
From family playgrounds by the sea to courtyard living rooms and convivial poolside terraces, these striking landscapes bring the art of living en plein air to higher ground....
Landscape architecture by Tucker Architecture and Landscape; landscape construction by R.P. Marzilli & Company; photo...
Posted Nov 22 at 4:44 AM in Blog by seo
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The dial of the clock is constructed from a sheet of brass that gets its silver color from a wash that is applied after it has been engraved. The engravings are skillfully executed and the dial is signed and numbered by the Maker. The No. 221 can be found inside the subsidiary seconds dial. The Maker's name and working location Benja Willard Roxbury is positioned in the center section and can be...
