Bozetti's Design & Build

06/29/2026

The studio is closed this afternoon.

Brazil vs. Japan — FIFA World Cup.

Some matches are worth stepping away for. We’ll be back at our desks shortly after the final whistle and will return every message then.

For anything time-sensitive — [email protected] or 978-788-0050.

06/29/2026

The edge is a quarter-inch decision that changes the whole room.

Most people choose their stone and their cabinets and never think about the profile — the shape milled into the front edge of the countertop. It’s a small detail that quietly sets the tone: softer and more traditional, or crisp and modern. We put this guide together with our fabrication partner, , to make the choice easier. Here are the seven we specify most.

01 — Eased / Flat · The modern default. A clean square edge with the sharpness just taken off.

02 — Quarter Round Bullnose · A soft rounded top with a crisp underside. Easy on the hands, still tailored.

03 — Quarter Bevel · A subtle angled cut that adds definition without drawing attention.

04 — Half Bullnose · The timeless middle ground. Rounded, forgiving, and effortless to keep clean.

05 — Half Bevel · A deeper angle with more presence. Catches the light and reads custom.

06 — Full Bullnose · Fully rounded, top and bottom. Soft, family-friendly, and warm.

07 — Ogee · The statement edge. A sculpted S-curve for a more traditional, detailed room.

There’s no wrong answer — only the one that fits how you live and the look you’re after. Between our design team and Trinity’s fabrication, we’ll walk you through it with the actual stone in hand.

Designing a kitchen or bath in Greater Boston? Start at bozettis.com.

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06/27/2026

06/26/2026

bathroom. Three tile directions. You choose.

Same footprint, same warm-brass fittings — three completely different moods, decided entirely by the stone. We keep going back and forth, so we’re handing it to you:

01 — Sun-Washed. Era Crema Beige, warm and sunlit.
02 — Daylight. Fordham Bianco, bright and airy.
03 — Atelier. New Rock Perla White, cool and tailored.

Comment 1, 2, or 3 — tell us which one you’d live with. We’ll share where it lands.

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06/25/2026

Meet the team — Pedro Teixeira, Field Operations Manager.

Pedro leads our crews in the field — sequencing the work, holding the line on quality and safety, and making sure what gets built matches the drawings down to the last detail.

The people behind the work at Bozetti’s Design + Build.

06/24/2026

Project update — Andover.

Progress on a two-bathroom renovation in Andover. Both spaces are fully demolished, taken back to the studs, cleared and inspected — and we’ve now leveled and prepped the base the new floors will sit on.

It’s the part you’ll never see once the tile goes down, and it’s exactly where a bathroom that lasts begins. Next up: finalizing plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, and surface prep, then tile.

We document every phase so our clients always know where their project stands. More to come.

06/23/2026

Melissa Bozetti, Interior Designer.

Melissa shapes the look and feel of every Bozetti’s space — layering material, color, light and detail into rooms that are as livable as they are beautiful, and designing for how a family actually lives.

The people behind the work at Bozetti’s Design + Build.

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06/22/2026

Meet the showroom.

Some things you have to see in person. Our Melrose showroom is where design becomes real — where clients and partners sit down with us, compare materials in real light, and see exactly what we build before a single wall comes down.

Inside you’ll find a full stone and quartz library, full-scale shower, tub and tile displays, signature stone features, and a comfortable lounge to talk through ideas over coffee — with our design and project team under the same roof.

No pressure, no rush. Just an honest look at the standard we hold and the people who deliver it. Come see for yourself.

The Showroom — 1147 Main St (Front), Melrose, MA. Visits by appointment.

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06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day.

A house becomes a home through the people in it. Today we celebrate the fathers who build, provide and show up — and the families they build their lives around.

From our family to yours.

06/20/2026

What’s next in cabinetry? Five trends defining the high-end kitchen in 2026.

The all-white, high-gloss kitchen is giving way to something warmer and more considered — rooms with depth, texture, and a sense of permanence.

01 — The Palette. Warm, light-grained woods such as white oak, walnut and pale ash, layered against a deep earthy tone for a refined two-tone effect.

02 — The Form. Inset, furniture-style cabinetry with dovetail joinery and plinth bases. Built-in, never boxy.

03 — The Texture. Matte finishes, cerused oak, fluting and beveled glass — surfaces meant to be touched as much as seen.

04 — The Quiet Kitchen. Appliances and dedicated coffee zones concealed behind doors, so the room stays calm and uncluttered.

05 — The Metals. Living, mixed metals — satin nickel paired with warm bronze — chosen to age gracefully rather than simply shine.

Beneath every trend is the principle we design by: choose pieces that will still feel right in ten years. We design, draw and build under one roof, so the result is exactly as intended.

Cabinetry featured: YorktowneCabinetry

The Studio — 1147 Main St, Melrose, MA. Design consultations by appointment. Tap the link in bio to arrange a visit.

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