Concrete Countertops Rise on the Trend List

Trends in remodeling and building materials often come and go. However, one trend is currently on the rise and catching our attention. Concrete countertops may give you the vision of a sidewalk in your kitchen or bathroom but on the contrary, concrete countertops create a sleek and streamlined look in any kitchen or bath. In addition to the sleek ambiance concrete... [Read more...]
Remodel with Greener Intentions

Remodeling a home can be stressful and difficult on its own. Deciding to remodel with greener intentions can be even more stressful. Luckily, with a few tips and working with Thoughtforms can greatly cut down the stress level. Remodeling with a sustainable lifestyle in mind can save you money and energy in the long run. Take a look at a few items to consider... [Read more...]
University of Massachusetts Students Help Build Sustainable School

Living a green and sustainable lifestyle is becoming increasingly popular in the United States. In an effort to take the sustainable lifestyle across the ocean, a group of UMass Boston students recently traveled to Guatemala to not only aid a local community, but instill environmentally friendly and sustainable values in the residents. According to an... [Read more...]
Take a Look Inside the Thoughtforms Portfolio

Building custom homes and unique buildings in the eastern Massachusetts area is a specialty of Thoughtforms. For over three decades, Thoughtforms has been catering to every project need and presenting perfect final projects. From custom homes to home renovations, Thoughtforms has just about covered everything. If you haven't gotten a chance to take a peek inside... [Read more...]
New England Design Hall of Fame Honors Bernard Wharton

On Thursday, November 3rd, the New England Design Hall of Fame Gala honored Bernard Wharton. Thoughtforms has paired with Wharton on projects before and was excited to hear about such a great honor. According to Living With Style, Wharton attributes his pull towards resort style architecture to growing up in Bermuda. After moving to Boston, Wharton took... [Read more...]

