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Restoration Resources Final Move Today, Thurs. July 19th!
It is official...Our building
1946 Washington St. in Boston
was just sold and we move out
tomorrow for good.
Needless to say, It has been exhausting moving 7,000 sq. ft. of inventory to a new location!
Before midnight tonite we
will be officially moved out!
But we can't take it all!
In fact, we are offering up some of the pieces we are not taking with us for
FREE
to our newsletter subscribers and friends who follow us on social media.
FREE
for pick up Today: (see some items below)
Antique doors Wooden Mantels Columns Double Sided Oak bookcases salvaged from the Jamaica Plain Public Library
If you want any of the
Free pieces, please just give me a call on my cell at 617 947 4679.
We want to thank you for supporting us throughout the past 30 years, and hope you continue to support us at our new location. Please
stay connected as we move to our new location in a turn of the century, 3 story 7,000 sq. ft. barn and carriage house
just 15 minutes outside of Boston.
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FREE
SALVAGE -
Please forward on!
PICK UP TODAY/TONITE ONLY! (Call first please)
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As we settle into the new location our hours will generally be by appointment only. At the same time, we will be developing a new website showcasing more of our salvaged treasures. In the interim, as always,
if you have any specific pieces you are looking for, or want to recycle or sell, please call us at 617 542 3033.
And fyi, we will also
continue to
rent out props, as well as
rent out our space for photo shoots, and filming, and the private room which formerly was the horse tacking area of the antique barn, will become our new,
unique event venue, Circa that will still be available to rent out for private parties and corporate events, once we get settled in. Also, my antique car collection will be housed in the barn for those of you who enjoy looking at old cars while you also peruse old salvaged elements!
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Our Antique Salvage repurposed in new
Boston
restaurant!
Here are some photos of how Julian Bolger, repurposed
salvage
from Restoration Resources
in his
newest restaurant, The Bowery, in Dorchester, MA.
We have worked with him before on other projects, most recently Lucy's Tavern in Dorchester.
His latest venture is also in Lower Mills, Dorchester at the site of the former restaurant Esters.
Above is a cast iron piano sound board that actually came from the inside of a piano (where the strings are attached) and will be repurposed as decorative
wall art/a simple sculpture so to speak at the entrance to the new restaurant.
He purchased a number of items including light fixtures, some ornamental plaster, some old sewing machines, a pair of doors with stained glass, some decorative iron work, and also items for the outdoor patio- see photos below.
The restaurant is open now and we recommend you give it a try and check out our how salvaged material can be repurposed in a restaurant or a home. Tell Julian that Bill from Restoration Resources sent you!
Note this plaster piece that was formerly on top of a fireplace that came from Chestnut Hill, MA circa 1910. Julian decided to embed it into a wall as a decorative accent and created a plaster wall around it which you can see through the booths!
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Legend, Peter Wolf into salvaged antiques...
(I don't mean me!)
He and his friend Nora are re-designing with salvage
Peter Wolf, musician and lead singer for the Boston based, J. Geils Band, rocks it with salvage. Last week rock legend Peter Wolf and his friend Nora stopped in the store. He is in the process of moving and was looking for some salvaged items as statement pieces for his new place. They purchased a wood fireplace mantel and plan to have it refinished as part of their new decor. They were also looking at some chandeliers and will be back to look for more things at our new location as their project progresses.
Also fyi, for those of you who have been in the store before and asked about the panel rooms (seen in the background of the photo), the owner of the rooms who has been storing them with us decided to finally sell them to an institution that appreciates the craftsmanship, quality and exquisite detail of these gorgeous pieces!
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Please Help us boost our reviews
We just want to remind you that if you have a few moments, it would really help us if you could rate us or even write a review which helps
us grow, attract more customers and remain in the public eye by being on powerful search engines like Google.
We would really appreciate it if you write a review or simply just rate Restoration Resources on Yelp, Facebook, or Google.
To write a review on Google, please
just type in "Restoration Resources" on Google and hit the "write a review" button located on the right.
And as always, if you have suggestions on how we can better serve you, feel free to contact me personally on my cell phone at 617 947 4679
or e-mail me at bill@restorationresources.com with your suggestions. Or just let us know anyway we can help you fulfill your design goals, find a unique piece, or rent our event space. Thank you!
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Thank you to all of you who have supported
Restoration Resources throughout our 30 years of business!
Hope to see you all at our new location!
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