Author Archives for David Supple

NEDC of Boston Receives Best Of Houzz 2014 Award Annual Survey and Analysis of 16 Million Monthly Users Reveals Top-Rated Building, Remodeling and Design Professionals     Boston, MA, February 4, 2014 – New England Design & Construction of Boston, MA has been awarded “Best Of Houzz” by Houzz, the leading platform for home remodeling and design…. View Article

EMNARI hosted an event that included dinner and a trip to the Bruins hockey game on Tuesday, January 28th that a few members from NEDC attended and had a blast at! Food, open bar, and great friends led to a wonderful outing with CEO David Supple, his wife Loralee, Lead Designer Brad Cashin, Production Manager… View Article

We often use Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs Value report to represent a fair view of the remodeling costs in the Boston area. We find that it helps clients establish a realistic budget, and outlines what the true cost of completing a remodeling project is. The 2014 data set is out, and we have found (with… View Article

There are a number of things that a designer can do to maximize the storage in a small space. NEDC is just wrapping up a project now in Back Bay where a client has a somewhat small kitchen footprint (as most kitchens in Back Bay do) and are trying to get the maximum mileage out… View Article

Looking at the photographs of this lush landscaping and inviting poolside hangout immediately thaws some of the ice that is starting to take over our office in this impending blizzard. We all wish we were still in the middle of summer soaking up the sun  in front of this backyard pool house and garage combo!… View Article

Dear Visitors, As we approach 2014 we hope that all is well with you, your family, and your loved ones. We also trust that things are going well with your career and work opportunities, because we enjoy seeing people do well. Tonight kicks off the start to a brand new calendar year and marks the… View Article

Wandering around toy stores buying Christmas presents, I often came across this neat little kit for making hand print ornaments. Sold for $12 in most places, it only yielded 1 or 2 ornaments. I thought the idea was fantastic and would make a great gift for grandma and grandpa, but really? 12$ for mold of… View Article

These tissue paper pom poms are easily my favorite DIY party decoration: they’re super easy to make, they’re beautiful, and they cost less than $1, if you make them yourself. You can make them in any color or pattern (even multiple colors), any size, and they’re versatile enough to be used for any occasion or… View Article

With the snowstorm last night, I was in the mood for something a little sweet to warm up the cold chill in our home. Ultimately, I decided to blast some holiday music and create a little Peppermint Bark out of the chocolate chips and candy canes that I had around the house. This delicious DIY… View Article

Always a holiday staple for those who wish to create a custom ornament look, those blank glass balls you can get at crafts stores are such a blank canvas to start with! This post can hopefully give you a few design ideas to create your own color palette and design direction. Read onward for my… View Article