When Pennebaker Homes sent this client our way, she already had a folder of inspiration photos and a clear sense of the home she was building on her heavily wooded lot. Our job was to take that vision and translate it into cabinetry that would feel just as warm and rooted as the setting around it. This is exactly the kind of collaboration we love: a builder trusting us to guide their client through cabinetry and design decisions across the whole home, and together we get to build something that feels entirely her own.

Amy found COGS on Houzz, and we created the space that she had been dreaming of for 16 years. Start by removing everything including bulkheads, useless partition walls and dated floors. The kitchen design process went well, and when we shopped for selections, Amy made decisive and elegant choices. CountryBoy Construction got the job done on schedule while adding insulation and electrical upgrades. The results are outstanding :-)

Amy found COGS on Houzz, and we created the space that she had been dreaming of for 16 years. Start by removing everything including bulkheads, useless partition walls and dated floors. The kitchen design process went well, and when we shopped for selections, Amy made decisive and elegant choices. CountryBoy Construction got the job done on schedule while adding insulation and electrical upgrades. The results are outstanding :-)

This kitchen renovation was a LONG time coming! Having worked on other projects in advance of this one, made doing the kitchen not only more fun, but also a bit more efficient! Lots of projects start with an inspiration item and this one was no exception. Our first field trip was a visit to a tile store where my client saw THE tile from across the room and it was love - and a final decision - at a first sight. It made the rest of the kitchen come together pretty quickly!

Modern living with ocean breezes __ This is another development project EdenLA assisted the client to finish quickly and for top dollar. The fun challenge of more contemporary spaces is how to make them warm and inviting while still maintaining the overall masculine appeal of their architecture. Water features, playful custom abstract art, unique furniture layouts, and warm stone and cabinetry decisions all helped to achieve that in this space. Beach Life Construction implemented the architect's indoor-outdoor flow on the top floor beautifully as well. __ Kim Pritchard Photography

When Pennebaker Homes sent this client our way, she already had a folder of inspiration photos and a clear sense of the home she was building on her heavily wooded lot. Our job was to take that vision and translate it into cabinetry that would feel just as warm and rooted as the setting around it. This is exactly the kind of collaboration we love: a builder trusting us to guide their client through cabinetry and design decisions across the whole home, and together we get to build something that feels entirely her own.

Amy found COGS on Houzz, and we created the space that she had been dreaming of for 16 years. Start by removing everything including bulkheads, useless partition walls and dated floors. The kitchen design process went well, and when we shopped for selections, Amy made decisive and elegant choices. CountryBoy Construction got the job done on schedule while adding insulation and electrical upgrades. The results are outstanding :-)

Amy found COGS on Houzz, and we created the space that she had been dreaming of for 16 years. Start by removing everything including bulkheads, useless partition walls and dated floors. The kitchen design process went well, and when we shopped for selections, Amy made decisive and elegant choices. CountryBoy Construction got the job done on schedule while adding insulation and electrical upgrades. The results are outstanding :-)

When Pennebaker Homes sent this client our way, she already had a folder of inspiration photos and a clear sense of the home she was building on her heavily wooded lot. Our job was to take that vision and translate it into cabinetry that would feel just as warm and rooted as the setting around it. This is exactly the kind of collaboration we love: a builder trusting us to guide their client through cabinetry and design decisions across the whole home, and together we get to build something that feels entirely her own.

Cabinets to the ceiling Kitchen Cabinets are the focal point for many kitchens and there are many options and decisions you need to make when choosing cabinets for your new kitchen. These include color, style and organizational features for the cabinets you have selected. Alone, these questions are enough to confound even the best researched consumer. Amidst all of this, one question is more straight forward than it may seem: Should your cabinetry go to the ceiling or not?

Cream or white ? That’s how we helping our customers to make a right decision, before construction will start ⚒ 3D rendering give you ability to feel the space? Call as today to start your dream project ? Dana Point bathroom remodel by Anna Design

Modern living with ocean breezes __ This is another development project EdenLA assisted the client to finish quickly and for top dollar. The fun challenge of more contemporary spaces is how to make them warm and inviting while still maintaining the overall masculine appeal of their architecture. Water features, playful custom abstract art, unique furniture layouts, and warm stone and cabinetry decisions all helped to achieve that in this space. Beach Life Construction implemented the architect's indoor-outdoor flow on the top floor beautifully as well. __ Kim Pritchard Photography

Mid-sized transitional bathroom photo in DC Metro

How to help a young couple who loved the location and bones of a traditional home, but wanted a decisive shift in its decor and vibe to modern luxe? Begin by pulling down the 2-story walls of oak paneling, heavy fireplace mantle, and scraping out the dimly lit kitchen. Opening the kitchen into the family room and reworking the architecture of the space was the solution to creating the fresh feeling we were after. Photos by John Bessler

The goal behind this primary suite's millwork was never simply to add architectural detail, it was to solve a real geometric problem: an asymmetrical vaulted ceiling that made a standard, symmetrical panel layout impossible. Rather than disguising that irregularity or fighting it with a false symmetry, the decision was made to let the panel design follow the vault's actual pitch, calculating a specific sequence of widths and spacing so the asymmetry would read as intentional rather than accidental. Every dimension was chosen with a second priority in mind: the bed needed to sit centered between the window and the rooms inside corner, so the panel grid was planned around that anchor point first, then adjusted so electrical outlets would fall cleanly within the lines rather than interrupt them. A tone-on-tone paint finish was selected specifically to let the geometry itself carry the visual weight, rather than color or contrast. The result reflects a decision to treat a structural limitation as the room's organizing idea, not an obstacle to hide.

Transitional bathroom photo in Houston

Mid-sized elegant built-in desk medium tone wood floor and brown floor home office photo in Los Angeles with white walls

Inspiration for a timeless medium tone wood floor and brown floor open concept kitchen remodel in Birmingham with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

O'Connor Contracting does all our own framing and carpentry. Everything is 100% custom carpentry. We never use "panelized" type building. By stick framing all our projects we give the homeowner the option to customize any aspect of the building, letting us make decisions in the field to move windows and doors or change the layout. All of our carpenters are highly capable and can work with any existing blue print.