Our client, Modern Relik, was featured on Elledecor.com in their latest article titled, "20 Pieces of Minimalist Furniture That Will Always Be On-Trend." To view the full article, click here.
Our client, Modern Relik's, Belladonna Sofa was featured in the July/August issue of Luxe Interiors + Design magazine on stands now.
According to Boston Magazine's Lifestyle Editor, Abby Bielagus, more than just a place to lay your head, a pillow can add a touch of couture to an otherwise-ordinary piece of furniture. Take this whimsical cushion collection: Created for the Waltham showroom Modern Relik in fabrics that feature hand painting, embroidery, and even feathers, “they’re the jewelry of the room,” says proprietor and interior designer Meg Kimball, whose selection changes seasonally and can be customized to fit your home’s décor. “The accessories are what makes a room so special. When you put out a plumage pillow, people are going to remark on that, for sure.” Our advice: Put your feet up—but don’t lie back—and enjoy.
Congrats to our partner, Modern Relik, for winning The Improper Bostonian's Boston's Best award for "Best Home Decor Showroom"!
Modern Relik’s 5,000-square-foot showroom offers a “marriage of classic and avant-garde,” says owner Meg Kimball, a 20-year interior design specialist who creates intriguing vignettes for shoppers to explore. (One room is filled floor-to- ceiling with pillows.) The contemporary furnishings live among found antiques, giving customers an opportunity to mix and match new and old vases, glassware, sculptures and indoor and outdoor furniture pieces. Need inspiration? Check out The Verve, Kimball’s online art and interior design mag.
Congrats to our partner, Life Time Athletic MetroWest, for winning Boston Magazine's Best of Boston award for Best Fitness Facility (West)! To view the full list of winners, click here.
Our client, Modern Relik, was featured in the 'Best of Boston' issue of Boston Magazine - opening the Home & Property section. To view the entire article and check out the rest of the issue, click here.
Our client, Chevron Partners, conducted a tour with the Boston Business Journal for a sneak-peek of their latest project, Sears Crescent — located at 38-68 Cornhill St./100 City Hall Plaza in Boston’s Government Center. The building dates back to 1816 and barely missed out on demolition as crews worked to clear a space to build Boston City Hall in the 1960's. Now, the office’s 8-foot curved windows overlook Boston City Hall and the recently built MBTA Government Center station.
To read the full article and slideshow of photos, click here.
Patriots receiver Danny Amendola was sans girlfriend Olivia Culpo at Thursday’s opening of Life Time Athletic in Chestnut Hill. Amendola hung around long enough to chat with Life Time Athletic founder and chairman Bahram Akradi and to meet with some club members.
Excitement is in the air with the arrival of warmer weather—until the reality of humidity, frizz, and sun-exposed hair come tumbling back. Mario Russo Creative Director, Sal Malafronte, sat down with bostoncommon-magazine.com about keeping your hair looking its best in Boston’s humid conditions. To check out Sal's tips & tricks, click here.
Boston Globe reporter, Janelle Nanos, sat down with Life Time CEO and VP of Communications to talk about their third club opening in Massachusetts in Chestnut Hill. To read the full article, click here.
Our partner, Life Time Fitness, opened their 125th club and third in Massachusetts last Thursday, 6/1 in Chestnut Hill. The new club is location on the site of the old Atrium Mall—spanning roughly 120,000 square feet—inclluding eight group fitness studios, ample cardio and weight machines, areas for small group and personal training, a spa, a salon, a kids’ club, a medical office, a café, and even a bar.
Take a peek look inside the new club via Boston Magazine.
The Boston Globe gives its readers an inside look into the apartment complex you always stare at from the expressway - our client, Troy Boston.
"In an evolving neighborhood where residential towers are replacing low-slung factories and brick businesses, Troy Boston is a two-building apartment complex viewed by thousands daily from the Southeast Expressway. And for those who have been immobilized by traffic and wondered what it must be like to live there, the answer is: It’s pretty nice."
To view the full article, click here.
