About Us

Crisel Perez-Grendron is the owner of Barcelona and Tile and Stone. Crisel hails from New York City and is first generation American as her family is originally from northern Spain. Living in New York City brought about many diverse opportunities and opened the door to getting started in the natural stone business.

There, she spent 10 years both selling stone products and providing interior design consulting services for kitchens, baths, foyers, etc. These projects ranged from small one-room apartments to large homes and businesses. After living and working in New York most of her life, Crisel wanted to move to a more rural setting. She was drawn to New Hampshire after having made several trips to the state's beautiful mountains for hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter. After having moved to New England, she spent another four years in the stone business, both in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Given her passion for natural stone, she decided it was time to open up her own business. And given the vast array of products available today, Barcelona Tile and Stone not only provides natural stone products, they also carry a wide selection of porcelain, ceramic, glass, and mosaic tile as well as quartz and recycled glass countertops and products such as vanities, sinks and fixturesto meet all of your remodeling needs. Along with all these wonderful products customers will receive outstanding service, installation and the highest quality products and workmanship.

Helen is a trained Interior Designer with a degree in Interior Design from the New England School or Art and Design at Suffolk University in Boston. She has been working in the design field for over eight years and has experience in both residential and commercial design. With past experience in kitchen and bath design, Helen brings her expertise to helping clients create tile designs to accentuate their remodeling projects. Helen has the capability of creating designs for customers using 3-D sketch-up tools so clients can really envision their spaces.