Rosario Cabinets additional photos

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Date: 2009-10-22

Additional images of finished work in the Boston area.

Completed cabinets at 285 Columbus Lofts in Boston.

A key to success for Rosario Cabinets is long-term relationships with customers. Rosario Paparazzo has maintained such relationships with developers, primarily in Boston.

“I have a reputation, so the developer calls me before the building starts,” he says. “I’m involved from the start. On one building (a 126-unit luxury condo) I was involved three years ago. This job was for about six months’ production.”

Being involved from the start also gives him time to plan how he will do the production.

Kitchens built by Rosario at 303 Third Street Residences in Cambridge.

“Depending on how I decide to do the job, it could also be eight or nine months.”

Paparazzo points out that all of the developers he works with mention his company’s name. Recent high-profile cabinet projects include W Residences Boston, a 123-unit luxury condo on Stuart Street, 285 Columbus Lofts (pictured here), Residences at the Intercontinental in Boston, and 303 Third Street Residences, with 482 units in Cambridge (also pictured here).

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