I mostly did it in this house since I was making the downstairs ADA compliant. I 'd just had my second knee surgery and was expecting to be wheelchair bound one day. The entire downstairs, including the shower in the master bath, is all wheelchair accessible.
The wall oven opens to the side and is set with the mid line about counter height. If I were in a wheelchair, I could set up the drawer next to the oven with a heat proof shelf and be able to slide containers out of the oven onto that. Even without being wheelchair bound I find the side opening oven to be very convenient.
I'm same as you - either extremely anal about getting everything perfect or having everything be a mess. My stalls, on the other hand, were always perfectly clean while the house stayed a mess 99% of the time. Having maids come in forces us to at least get stuff off the flat surfaces so the maids can clean them. Otherwise we create strata that would delight an archeologist! 
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