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Beach style entryway photo in San Diego

Example of a large ornate l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen design in Boston with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops, red backsplash, brick backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Dream Woodwork
Example of an arts and crafts exterior home design in Los Angeles

Triple French Doors and Vinyl Beadboard Ceiling
Home design - modern home design idea in Tampa

Example of a large transitional u-shaped light wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in San Francisco with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, beige backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and granite countertops

Mid-sized beach style side porch idea in New York with decking and a roof extension

Enjoy soul-soothing water views from six balconies! This newly constructed masterpiece is perfectly sited in Fairfield's premier beach area providing sweeping vistas of Long Island Sound. Once inside, this Spectacular "Nantucket" styled home does not disappoint. Boasting 3,700 sqft of quality and grace, there are three floors of exquisitely-livable space with flawless flow and elegant design. Five luxurious bedrooms, including splendid ensuite Master with water views, six bathrooms, sun drenched kitchen, dining and family rooms with walls of windows. Top-tier materials, rich detail and superior craftsmanship create an exceptional home for amazing value just steps from the beach and marina.

French Doors, Vinyl Beadboard Lanai Ceiling, New Soffit
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cedar shake siding with azek window and door moldings, shingled gambrel roof, composite decking with azek, glass railings, beadboard soffet. www.gambrick.com

Thick floating shelves were incorporated for display in this basement kitchen. Surrounded by classic white cabinets, they have a beadboard back that ties in from the back of the island. A cabinet was brought down to the counter and features a frosted glass door. A glass mosaic tile in shades of blue was used on the backsplash. Dark granite countertops were selected to keep the classic cottage look going.

A walk-out home in Eden Prairie had years of woodpecker damage to its cedar siding. We installed James Hardie lap siding in Arctic White, added Marvin Signature Series windows, and accented the entry with Boral Beadboard on the ceiling. The result is a woodpecker-resistant exterior with modern curb appeal. Project Specs Location: Eden Prairie, Minnesota Home Style: Walk-Out Problem: Dated Cedar Siding and worn out leaky windows. Solution: James Hardie HardiePlank lap siding and Marvin Signature Series Windows Color: Arctic White (body) Accents: Marvin Aluminum Clad Windows in black Result: Significantly reduced future maintenance and upgraded curb appeal Certifications: James Hardie Elite Preferred and Marvin Authorized Contractor Project Overview This residence in Eden Prairie received a complete exterior makeover that brought new life and lasting performance to their home. The project began with the removal of the home’s original cedar siding, which had weathered and required ongoing maintenance. Once the cedar siding was removed, our team installed James Hardie Smooth lap siding in Arctic White, a timeless choice that offers both curb appeal and resilience against Minnesota’s harsh climate. To complement the siding, all trim, soffits, and fascia were finished in Arctic White, creating a clean, classic look. In addition to the siding, the homeowners wanted to address their outdated, drafty windows. We replaced them with sleek Black Marvin windows, which not only improved energy efficiency but also added striking contrast against the crisp white siding. This upgrade modernized the home’s overall appearance while providing long-term durability. A highlight of the project is the Boral beadboard entryway ceiling, which gives the front entrance a welcoming, detailed touch. Combined with new trim details, custom shutters, and a refreshed gable vent, the home now blends classic design elements with modern performance. Complete James Hardie Exterior featuring siding, soffit, and trim. Now, the home is protected from damage and stands out with a clean, modern finish that will last for years.

A walk-out home in Eden Prairie had years of woodpecker damage to its cedar siding. We installed James Hardie lap siding in Arctic White, added Marvin Signature Series windows, and accented the entry with Boral Beadboard on the ceiling. The result is a woodpecker-resistant exterior with modern curb appeal. Project Specs Location: Eden Prairie, Minnesota Home Style: Walk-Out Problem: Dated Cedar Siding and worn out leaky windows. Solution: James Hardie HardiePlank lap siding and Marvin Signature Series Windows Color: Arctic White (body) Accents: Marvin Aluminum Clad Windows in black Result: Significantly reduced future maintenance and upgraded curb appeal Certifications: James Hardie Elite Preferred and Marvin Authorized Contractor Project Overview This residence in Eden Prairie received a complete exterior makeover that brought new life and lasting performance to their home. The project began with the removal of the home’s original cedar siding, which had weathered and required ongoing maintenance. Once the cedar siding was removed, our team installed James Hardie Smooth lap siding in Arctic White, a timeless choice that offers both curb appeal and resilience against Minnesota’s harsh climate. To complement the siding, all trim, soffits, and fascia were finished in Arctic White, creating a clean, classic look. In addition to the siding, the homeowners wanted to address their outdated, drafty windows. We replaced them with sleek Black Marvin windows, which not only improved energy efficiency but also added striking contrast against the crisp white siding. This upgrade modernized the home’s overall appearance while providing long-term durability. A highlight of the project is the Boral beadboard entryway ceiling, which gives the front entrance a welcoming, detailed touch. Combined with new trim details, custom shutters, and a refreshed gable vent, the home now blends classic design elements with modern performance. Complete James Hardie Exterior featuring siding, soffit, and trim. Now, the home is protected from damage and stands out with a clean, modern finish that will last for years.

Challenge This Lafayette kitchen was dark and poorly-lit due to the unsightly soffits that hindered adequate lighting throughout the space. A bulky microwave cabinet impeded the homeowners’ ability to use the counter space below it, and the full range cooktop on the center island took up valuable prep space. Additional space was lost in an unused desk area that had no functional purpose. To make matters worse, a leaky appliance damaged their beautiful hardwood floors. Needless to say, these Lafayette homeowners were ready to remodel. With insurance check in hand, they contacted Riverside Construction to help them design and build a kitchen that would solve all of their functional challenges. Solution By removing the soffits, Riverside Construction was able to design the cabinets to reach all the way to the ceiling. This allowed for ample storage, and the ability for the homeowner to display her pretty dishes and other kitchen collectibles along one wall. A non-removable pipe along the second wall and above the sink prohibited Riverside Construction from adding glass panels. However, we were still able to attach a standard cabinet door instead and preserve the seamless look that the homeowner was looking for. The appliances were rearranged to make better use of the workspace and create better traffic flow. Luckily, we were able to locate the same hardwood flooring that had been laid in their kitchen (not always feasible). This allowed us to repair the damaged wood and blend it seamlessly with the existing floor. Although required by code, the homeowner didn’t like the outlets disrupting the visual appeal of the backsplash. She wanted Riverside Construction to figure out a way to hide all of the outlets. Our solution was to install power strips that mounted under the cabinets at a slight angle where the cabinet met the wall, making them less visible but still easily accessible. Results The homeowners were thrilled they didn’t need to pay for the cost of an entire new floor. They were also pleased with a beautiful new kitchen that met all of their needs exactly.

Front porch
Mid-sized elegant porch photo in Detroit

This project was a challenge as we had to keep the flooring AS-IS but yet remove many walls. The client wanted to open the kitchen up on a tight budget, so we mixed reface with some new cabinets. We removed the low soffits and replaced them with new upper-upper cabinets with LED lighting. We used the cut down walls to support the granite resulting in a large island seating space. We changed the pantry doors out with cabinet doors and covered the space between with Deco panels to allow the lines of the cabinets to flow over to each wall. | crown molding wrapping around the kitchen. Design by David Bauer

Triple French Doors and Tongue and Groove Vinyl Ceiling
Home design - modern home design idea in Tampa

Challenge This Lafayette kitchen was dark and poorly-lit due to the unsightly soffits that hindered adequate lighting throughout the space. A bulky microwave cabinet impeded the homeowners’ ability to use the counter space below it, and the full range cooktop on the center island took up valuable prep space. Additional space was lost in an unused desk area that had no functional purpose. To make matters worse, a leaky appliance damaged their beautiful hardwood floors. Needless to say, these Lafayette homeowners were ready to remodel. With insurance check in hand, they contacted Riverside Construction to help them design and build a kitchen that would solve all of their functional challenges. Solution By removing the soffits, Riverside Construction was able to design the cabinets to reach all the way to the ceiling. This allowed for ample storage, and the ability for the homeowner to display her pretty dishes and other kitchen collectibles along one wall. A non-removable pipe along the second wall and above the sink prohibited Riverside Construction from adding glass panels. However, we were still able to attach a standard cabinet door instead and preserve the seamless look that the homeowner was looking for. The appliances were rearranged to make better use of the workspace and create better traffic flow. Luckily, we were able to locate the same hardwood flooring that had been laid in their kitchen (not always feasible). This allowed us to repair the damaged wood and blend it seamlessly with the existing floor. Although required by code, the homeowner didn’t like the outlets disrupting the visual appeal of the backsplash. She wanted Riverside Construction to figure out a way to hide all of the outlets. Our solution was to install power strips that mounted under the cabinets at a slight angle where the cabinet met the wall, making them less visible but still easily accessible. Results The homeowners were thrilled they didn’t need to pay for the cost of an entire new floor. They were also pleased with a beautiful new kitchen that met all of their needs exactly.

Classic Meets Modern Farmhouse Roof in moire black shingles White thermal replacement windows French door to the back deck Seamless Polymer Wall System in white straight lap siding with all black wraps around windows and doors New beadboard in soffits and porch ceiling Seamless 6” gutters in black with downspouts in white Replacement garage doors