This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

Originally built about 1850 in the historic Mohawk Valley of New York State, the Reese Brothers Barn is an unusual example of the transformation that took place in American agriculture during the Industrial Revolution of the mid-nineteenth century. Before this period of time, American farmers grew varied and diverse crops. But with the advent of the Industrial Revolution and its accompanying mass marketing, farmers began to specialize in the crops they raised. The architecture of their barns also became specialized, which led to larger barns like this one, with innovative farming to allow for larger clear spans. The timbers were hewn by hand with the broad axe and adze from massive virgin hemlock trees. They were then joined together using the ancient method of mortise and tenon joinery. Its unique and innovative truss system allowed for forty-foot-long spans under which the Reese brothers could store enormous amounts of loose hay. In 2000 the barn was carefully dismantled and restored at the 10XXX Ranch to its original condition by Joe and Connie Mitchell. It represents one of the finest examples of 19th century American architecture, now preserved for future generations to appreciate and enjoy. Featured on The Wall Street Journal

Kitchen - transitional kitchen idea

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

This home was unique in that the client was located in another state, and we custom built this home for the client via phone calls, emails, and text messages. The client was relocating into the area, and worked with Billy as well as the designer to pick all of the colors / selections / fixtures via alternative sources. The homeowner had been in the area on a visit, and visit our model home that was located on site at the time. She knew in advance that she wanted her home to be built as close to that home as possible with the same interior qualities as the model. The exterior colors, materials, and items were the only items that would set this home apart from the model. Connie McCoy

Designed by Connie Siegel of Reico Kitchen & Bath in Elkridge, MD in collaboration with Kevin Mack, this classic traditional style bathroom design features bathroom vanity cabinets from Greenfield Cabinetry in the Nantucket door style with a Black finish. Bathroom vanity countertops are engineered quartz in the color Lagoon by Silestone. The bathroom also features Possini Euro French Brass rectangular wall sconces, Fifi Arch Contemporary Mirrors, a Maryam 71" free standing white bath tub and Sherwin Williams Worldly Gray paint on the walls. Photos courtesy of BTW Images LLC.

We were contracted by a local couple who owns an accounting practice locally that wanted to build their retirement home in a desired neighborhood close to their offices. They had already bought their lot, and purchased their home plans online. The owners of this beautiful home had many of their selections, colors, and other desires already picked prior to beginning the project. One unique feature that was requested was to incorporate a toe ledge into the master shower so that the lady of the house would have an easier time when shaving her legs. Now that is a true customized item that not many ladies would think about when building the home of her dreams. Connie McCoy

Elegant family room photo in Nashville

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Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Boston

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Example of a mid-sized trendy built-in desk light wood floor and brown floor home office design in San Francisco with white walls

We were contracted by a local couple who owns an accounting practice locally that wanted to build their retirement home in a desired neighborhood close to their offices. They had already bought their lot, and purchased their home plans online. The owners of this beautiful home had many of their selections, colors, and other desires already picked prior to beginning the project. One unique feature that was requested was to incorporate a toe ledge into the master shower so that the lady of the house would have an easier time when shaving her legs. Now that is a true customized item that not many ladies would think about when building the home of her dreams. Connie McCoy

We were contracted by a local couple who owns an accounting practice locally that wanted to build their retirement home in a desired neighborhood close to their offices. They had already bought their lot, and purchased their home plans online. The owners of this beautiful home had many of their selections, colors, and other desires already picked prior to beginning the project. One unique feature that was requested was to incorporate a toe ledge into the master shower so that the lady of the house would have an easier time when shaving her legs. Now that is a true customized item that not many ladies would think about when building the home of her dreams. Connie McCoy

Designed by Connie Siegel of Reico Kitchen & Bath in Elkridge, MD in collaboration with Kevin Mack, this classic traditional style bathroom design features bathroom vanity cabinets from Greenfield Cabinetry in the Nantucket door style with a Black finish. Bathroom vanity countertops are engineered quartz in the color Lagoon by Silestone. The bathroom also features Possini Euro French Brass rectangular wall sconces, Fifi Arch Contemporary Mirrors, a Maryam 71" free standing white bath tub and Sherwin Williams Worldly Gray paint on the walls. Photos courtesy of BTW Images LLC.