Once an unfinished space, the basement at 693 Main St, Acton, MA, was transformed into a functional living area by Sun Shore Construction in 2022. This project is a testament to our commitment to turning underutilized spaces into beautiful, functional areas that meet our clients' needs. The story began with a basement that was just a bare structure. Our first step was to correct and complete the framing work, laying a solid foundation for the transformation that was about to take place. Next, we tackled the electrical work, installing two separate wires connected to the electrical panel with two breakers. We strategically placed recessed lighting and power outlets to ensure the space was well-lit and functional. Insulation was installed as needed, ensuring the basement would be energy-efficient and comfortable. Drywall was then installed on the ceiling and walls, and ceiling vents were added to connect to the existing AC vent pipe. The plastering, sanding, and painting of the ceiling and walls were done meticulously, creating a smooth, professional finish. We then installed premium vinyl plank flooring throughout the entire area, adding warmth and style to the space. Finishing touches included the installation of mouldings, doors, baseboards, and a railing for the stair. We also painted the stair risers white and installed new thresholds. Finally, we created a framed storage area under the stair with a door for easy access, making sure no space was wasted. This project showcases our dedication to quality workmanship and attention to detail. We transformed an unused space into a functional and aesthetically pleasing area that the homeowners can enjoy for years to come.

Custom Elevated Lowcountry Design Living area on ground floor with full kitchen, laundry, bed, and living rooms Wide white oak hardwood floors with water-based finish for durability Butler’s pantry with glass cabinet doors Thermador SS professional appliances High efficiency Carrier Infinity Series heating and cooling for minimal energy costs Coffered living room ceiling with built-in cabinets Large screened in porch Operable exterior raised panel and Bahama shutters Mudroom with built-in bench seat Ample home with 4800 square feet of living space Large 3ac wooded home site

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This project was done for a professional couple who had two children and a grandchild move back home due to the Pandemic. We helped the family add over 600 SF to their living space that they desperately needed. The home is a brick home built in the 1980s. The area we had to work with was an atrium (We don’t see many of those these days!) and a garage that would be closed in. They needed an additional room & storage space including a mechanical room for the AC that would service this area and expanded office space. The primary difficulties were making the project not look like a closed garage and reframing the roof that had a valley that terminated at the atrium. We were able to raise + level the floor of the garage so that it was equal to the rest of the home. We also matched windows put into the garage to other windows on the front of the house creating design continuity. Often when we do garage conversions, we uncouple the drive way from the house to avoid the closed in garage appearance. Unfortunately, on this project that was not possible because of the need for maximum parking. But with the design consistency, the conversion appears seamless with the house. The roof framing turned out to be more problematic than we had anticipated because the garage roof had been created with trusses whereas the rest of the roof had been traditionally framed. That combined with the open atrium falling in the roof valley made the infill framing a challenge. Ultimately, we were able to fill in the roof over the atrium so that it looks like it was always there. Where there had once been a garage door, there was now a bedroom wall with two large windows. In addition to the two large windows, light-colored paint and flooring also contributed to the brightness of the new space. The bedroom has a walk-in closet with built-in shelving. On the other side, we created a large storage space for the family to use since they no longer have their garage for storage.

Custom Elevated Lowcountry Design Living area on ground floor with full kitchen, laundry, bed, and living rooms Wide white oak hardwood floors with water-based finish for durability Butler’s pantry with glass cabinet doors Thermador SS professional appliances High efficiency Carrier Infinity Series heating and cooling for minimal energy costs Coffered living room ceiling with built-in cabinets Large screened in porch Operable exterior raised panel and Bahama shutters Mudroom with built-in bench seat Ample home with 4800 square feet of living space Large 3ac wooded home site

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Welcome to our Houzz profile! Based in the beautiful areas of Clearwater, FL, and Tampa (33756), we specialize in creating custom homes and offering expert general contracting services. Whether you're dreaming of a beach home retreat or a luxurious home addition, our team is here to bring your remodeling ideas to life. Our projects feature carefully selected design elements like stunning light brown marble flooring, elegant beige vanities, and bathroom cabinets that add a touch of sophistication to any space. From bathroom sinks and taps to sleek AC ducts, we focus on every detail. You'll love our custom interiors, featuring wood floors, wooden doors, and well-placed wall lamps that enhance the ambiance of your home. We collaborate with talented professionals like Jon Cancellino to ensure that each project is unique and tailored to your vision. Our homes are brightened with modern ceiling lights, while white doors and beige cabinets offer a classic, coastal aesthetic. Whether it's a full remodel or simply refreshing a space, we have the skills and passion to transform your home into the sanctuary you've always wanted. Let us help you make your dream home a reality!

A refined blend of walnut flat-panel cabinetry and soft white shaker cabinets creates contrast and depth in this transitional kitchen remodel. Full-height marble slab walls extend seamlessly behind the professional range, paired with a custom wood vent hood accented in brass. The oversized waterfall island features integrated appliances, concealed storage, and comfortable seating for casual dining. Brushed brass hardware, glass-front upper cabinets, and a marble apron-front sink complete the space with warmth and understated elegance. Ideal for homeowners seeking a modern kitchen renovation with timeless materials and clean architectural lines.

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Martha O'Hara Interiors, Interior Design & Photo Styling | Nor-Son Inc, Remodel | Troy Thies, Photography Please Note: All “related,” “similar,” and “sponsored” products tagged or listed by Houzz are not actual products pictured. They have not been approved by Martha O’Hara Interiors nor any of the professionals credited. For information about our work, please contact design@oharainteriors.com.

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