Basement Design Ideas with a Two-sided Fireplace
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Daniela Pluviati Staging & Design
This is our cozy finished basement In Ottawa, Ontario. The finished basement features cultured stone, Benjamin Revere Pewter and Benjamin Moore Palladium Blue. Flooring is laminate.
Teakwood Builders, Inc.
Casual seating to the right of the bar contrasts the bold colors of the adjoining space with washed out blues and warm creams. Slabs of Italian Sequoia Brown marble were carefully book matched on the monolith to create perfect mirror images of each other, and are as much a piece of art as the local pieces showcased elsewhere. On the ceiling, hand blown glass by a local artist will never leave the guests without conversation.
Scott Bergmann Photography
Painting by Zachary Lobdell
Laura Yeager Smith Home & Design
Game On is a lower level entertainment space designed for a large family. We focused on casual comfort with an injection of spunk for a lounge-like environment filled with fun and function. Architectural interest was added with our custom feature wall of herringbone wood paneling, wrapped beams and navy grasscloth lined bookshelves flanking an Ann Sacks marble mosaic fireplace surround. Blues and greens were contrasted with stark black and white. A touch of modern conversation, dining, game playing, and media lounge zones allow for a crowd to mingle with ease. With a walk out covered terrace, full kitchen, and blackout drapery for movie night, why leave home?
Hickory River Homes
Basement finish with stone and tile fireplace and wall. Coffer ceilings ad accent without lowering room.
Srote & Co Architects | Planners | Interiors
This over 7,000 square feet home is built with a native stone and textured stucco finish. The old-world interiors feel grand yet relaxed and homey. Arched doorways, wood beam ceiling treatments, stone accents and the wide plank wood floors add to the rustic charm of this home.
Teakwood Builders, Inc.
A custom, hand-laid herringbone cork ceiling is subtle but appropriate in the wine cellar, with the clients collection of vino cleverly illuminated to showcase the vintages without risking light damage.
Scott Bergmann Photography
Basement Design Ideas with a Two-sided Fireplace
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