Author Archives for David Supple

Lead Designer Brad Cashin has done it again! Check out this beautiful second bathroom from the same home as this bathroom in Chestnut Hill.

NEDC is excited to reveal the final constructed remodel of the most highly anticipated project that we have worked on this year! I previously covered some of the progress and planning that went in to these projects here and here. As you can see, the renderings of the space are stunning, but the final result… View Article

This Watertown kitchen remodel took place in a 1924 English Colonial home. The updated kitchen was to include new cabinets, lighting, appliances, tile, countertops, and cherry hardwood shelves. The existing hardwood floors were to be refinished. The entire design was to match the style of the home while improving function and updating the aesthetic. This… View Article

NEDC is pleased to announce that our Lead Designer Brad Cashin has recently achieved the prestigious Certified Kitchen and Bath Remodeler status from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry in the Eastern Massachusetts Chapter.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   New England Design & Construction Recognized among North America’s Best Customer Service Leaders within the Residential Construction Industry GuildQuality’s 2014 Guildmaster Award Honors NEDC  

Remember that teak that we were finishing off last week? Well take a look at it now!

We are well underway on a project that has two modern bathroom remodel projects in one. This project featurs a complete transformation of 2 bathrooms on the second floor of the residence: the newly remodeled Master bath will feature custom wall mount vanity with quartz countertop, custom shower glass enclosure, teak shower floor, soaking tub,… View Article

If my personal craft projects didn’t do it for you, maybe some of these stunning Pinterest finds can help motivate you in your next crafty Easter Egg endeavor! Click to see more!

In the same family as the gold-dipped easter eggs is the metallic easter egg. I used a different type of paint for these, however- coloring a whole egg with a paint pen like I used on the gold dipped eggs would have taken forever. The effect would have been more solid than what I did… View Article

There are some truly beautifully executed Easter Egg pictures floating around Pinterest and Instagram featuring eggs with gold accents. This particular DIY took a little bit of time to find a gold that actually sticks to the eggs and appears gold, and not green, or see-through. Click below to see the magic!