Interior Designer Jennifer Bowles Completes Stunning 16,500 sf Restaurant and Brewery at Cold Harbor Brewing Company in Westborough, MA
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MANCHESTER, N.H. & WESTBOROUGH, Mass. - ncarol.com -- Renowned interior designer Jennifer Bowles is thrilled to announce the completion of an extraordinary 16,500-square-foot restaurant and brewery at Cold Harbor Brewing Company in Westborough, MA. This mammoth project took over a year to complete, and the outcome has been met with raving acclaim from both longtime patrons and newcomers alike.

Jennifer Bowles, a seasoned professional in the world of interior design since 2010, has once again showcased her mettle in this stunning new facility. Having started her multifunctional business, Jbo Home, as a Real Estate Brokerage that also offers residential and commercial Interior Design Services, Jennifer has made a significant mark in the industry.

Jennifer states, "It was about delivering a design that would bring in the old and the new for Cold Harbor. The owner's main focus was comfort, and that is absolutely what we gave them." Indeed, the new space is adorned with over 50 feet of tufted black vinyl banquettes and deep lounge chairs by the fermentation towers, inviting guests to linger, connect, and savor special moments.

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Architect Patrick Kitzmiller of Austin Design Cooperative collaborated with Jennifer to create a truly awe-inspiring building. The modern architecture and oversized windows will leave you breathless, while the large garage door adds an unexpected element. Jennifer took this blank canvas and worked her magic, blending modern farm finishes with a touch of retro fusion. The flooring, shiplap, lighting, and finishes pay homage to the site's history, drawing inspiration from the Westborough Speedway and the farm that once existed below the concrete slab. To add a personal touch, Jennifer enlisted the help of her favorite local artist, Markus Sabastiano, who created stunning custom art and a mural specifically for Cold Harbor.

The new Cold Harbor facility offers something for everyone. It showcases an in-house brewery where fresh beer is crafted, a restaurant with a full menu, a bar, retail space, a flexible area for events, and an inviting outdoor patio. The fusion of comfort with an artistic touch, which is a hallmark of Jennifer's design philosophy, is evident in every corner of this magnificent space.

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Since its inception, Jbo Home has consistently delivered exemplary design projects, seamlessly integrating comfort, aesthetics, and functionality. Jennifer Bowles' latest creation at Cold Harbor Brewing Company is a testament to her innovative design approach and commitment to excellence.

Cold Harbor Brewing Company's new facility is now open to the public, inviting all to experience and enjoy the perfect blend of history, modernity, and the joy of good food and fresh beer.

For more information about Jennifer Bowles and her portfolio, please visit http://jbohome.com

Photo Credit- Kien Luong KL Home Photography