In the News
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– 2022 Edition
From Concept to Completion: Trust Your Project to Gilberte Interiors’ Experience and Expertise — The team of design experts at Gilberte Interiors takes projects from start to finish with professionalism and attention to detail, turning ideas into dream-home realities. Gilberte Interiors’ team solves even the most difficult design challenges through exceptional service and products. From small renovations to collaborating with a team of architects, contractors and specialists on a large project, the team brings insight and experience to turn a house into a home. …. Read full article here
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– Spring 2021
Accommodating the New Normal: Gilberte Interiors Creates Home Offices and Study Spaces — Loungewear instead of business attire, Zoom calls instead of inperson meetings, and wherever one can find space for a laptop instead of commuting to an office; for many, this has become the weekday routine. Working from home changed the lifestyles of a significant number of people throughout the country in 2020, and with it, the needs of homeowners. … Read full article here
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– Spring 2020
A Time for Renewal — We feel lucky every day to live in this fan-tastic part of the world, and we always enjoy the opportunity to welcome new neighbors to the area. This particular family had long wanted to have a home in Vermont. As avid outdoor enthusiasts, they fell in love the pos-sibility of having skiing, hiking, and biking all available right outside their front door. We already knew them well from having worked together on their city home, so they brought us in for a first consult before they closed on this new house. … Read full article here
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– Spring 2019
Elevating a Captured Space — This second home in Quechee, Vermont, started out as an occasional destination for a busy career couple looking to get away from it all. They loved Vermont and the many outdoor activities they could enjoy around the Upper Valley, but they weren’t sure how often they would be able to make the trip. The convenience of being able to simply pop into their country life was their first priority when it came to design. Since there is seldom too much of a good thing… Read full article here
Design Trends — For interior colors, we’ll see less gray and more shades of sand and earth colors like ochre, burnt gold, and terracotta… Read full article here
Enterprise Winter 2019 Cover Story – “It’s All Relative: When it comes to these Upper Valley employees, business is in their blood.”
Aharon and his sister Cheryl Boghosian have held the torch passed down by their parents, Gilberte and Andy Boghosian, and have navigated the often tricky task of running their family business. As second generation owner’s, understanding the challenges of managing a family-owned small business is nothing new and certainly not boring… Read full article here.
Hubbardton Forge Designer Spotlight
Cheryl Boghosian and her brother Aharon have design in their blood. Their mother, Gilberte was raised in Marseille, France and studied women’s couture fashion. Her passion for design eventually spilled over into interiors as well. Andy Boghosian, their father, was an engineer, had a knowledge for solving technical challenges, and recognized the demand for quality interior design services…. Read full article here.
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– Spring 2018
- A Modern Family Makeover — Gilberte Interiors brings a 1980s house into the 21st century.View full article.
The Valley News– September 2017
A Life: Antranig “Andy” Aharon Boghosian, 1930-2017
By Jared Pendak
West Lebanon—During the later years of his life, Andy Boghosian was happiest when he was with any of his four grandchildren. When he couldn’t be, almost anyone else would do.
With a gregariousness matched only by his acumen for mechanical detail and design, the longtime engineer and proprietor of the successful Gilberte Interiors Inc., made everyone he met feel as though they’d just made a new friend.
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch
– Spring 2017
Turning a House into a Home by Nancy Fontaine — For half a century, Gilberte Interiors has helped clients create fresh and comfortable living spaces.
Gilberte Featured on Houzz – Fall 2016
Rustic Wood Beams Wow in 4 Kitchens by Mitchell Parker — Bringing in wood helps warm a space, something that’s especially welcome in stark white kitchens with steely appliances. But when applied to flat surfaces like cabinets, countertops and floors, wood tends to recede into two dimensions. To capture the warmth and still bring in some 3-D heft and texture, consider rustic wood beams and posts.
“We installed small LED lights in one of the beams and pendant lighting in another to help with fast lighting,” —Cheryl Boghosian, ASID, Gilberte Interiors, Hanover, NH
Here in Hanover – Fall 2016
For 49 years, the team at Gilberte Interiors has spent time with homeowners and their families listening to what makes being at home special to them. Moving through spaces that focus on scale, lighting, color, and texture can make us feel good without even knowing why. “We oversee the entire process, working with our clients and their construction teams from conception to completion at no additional cost beyond the materials and products,” explains Cheryl Boghosian, ASID. “We understand how products work and what materials and applications are best for specific needs. We study how the client will use the space, the furnishings, and the flow before the first changes are made.” Aharon Boghosian rejoined the family business in 1989. His forte is the bath, kitchen, tile, stone, and window treatment areas of the business. Aharon has a keen eye for detail and provides outstanding customer service.
Image Magazine’s Trend Watch – Spring 2016
“I enjoy helping clients bring their spaces to life.”
—Cheryl Boghosian, ASID, Gilberte Interiors, Hanover, NH
For 49 years, the team at Gilberte Interiors has spent time with homeowners and their families listening to what makes being at home special to them. Moving through spaces that focus on scale, lighting, color, and texture can make us feel good without even knowing why. “We oversee the entire process, working with our clients and their construction teams from conception to completion at no additional cost beyond the materials and products,” explains Cheryl Boghosian, ASID. “We understand how products work and what materials and applications are best for specific needs. We study how the client will use the space, the furnishings, and the flow before the first changes are made.” Aharon Boghosian rejoined the family business in 1989. His forte is the bath, kitchen, tile, stone, and window treatment areas of the business. Aharon has a keen eye for detail and provides outstanding customer service.
Upper Valley Home Improvement Guide – Fall 2013
Gilberte Interiors – Design studio and showroom.
“Their goal is to make the customer’s vision a reality, high quality but with great practicality.”
No corners are cut here. Nothing is farmed out. And this special attention to detail is part of the package. There are no special consultation or design fees. It is Gilberte Interior’s approach to giving the customer what they need and expect.”
New England Home – Concrete Thinking
May-June 2012
“The overall layout is breezy and open. “You really feel like nature flows through the house,” says Boghosian. Keeping this notion in mind, the duo sought ways to delineate rooms without disrupting the fluidity. Custom-woven rugs, says the designer, were a key part of this strategy—a way to subtly ground and define spaces while adding texture.”
A neutral palette of grays and whites provides a serene backdrop and doesn’t compete with the real star: the great outdoors. Given the prevalence of glass, natural light acts as a design element, too. Not only does it give the concrete a shimmery silver patina, but reflections in the house change daily based on time and season, lending a welcoming warmth to a strong space.”
Recent Videos:
Upper Valley Chronicle – Who, What, When and Where
Cheryl Boghosian interviewd by Ann Holmes at the Howe Library, Hanover.
Aired May 25th at 6:30 PM on Comcast channel 20.