January 18, 2019

IceStone Cobalt Ice Project by Hammond Design/Fresh Start Inc.

Here are some images of a home in Boston, MA. The interior designer for the project was Hammond Design and the construction was by Fresh Start Inc. Photos are by Ken Kotch.

Principal Interior Designer Melissa Hammond said “For this project we utilized the existing kitchen footprint and cabinets and updated the countertops with Cobalt IceStone to coordinate with the clients’ extensive collection of blue stemware and china. We created a pass-through from the kitchen into the living area and added a curved peninsula to serve as a breakfast bar.”

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