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Revival by DesignOur clients were keen to get more from this space. They didn't use the pool so were looking for a space that they could get more use out of. Big entertainers they wanted a multifunctional space that could accommodate many guests at a time. The space has be redesigned to incorporate a home bar area, large dining space and lounge and sitting space as well as dance floor.
Weninger Construction & Design LtdA basement games room with wet bar and pool table is the perfect place for family to gather. With high ceilings and plenty of natural light, this walk out can barely be called a basement.
Timber details on the ceiling bring a rustic look to this versatile space.
Elisabetta TanesiniInterior design per una villa privata con tavernetta in stile rustico-contemporaneo. Linee semplici e pulite incontrano materiali ed elementi strutturali rustici. I colori neutri e caldi rendono l'ambiente sofisticato e accogliente.
RelianceA large multipurpose room great for entertaining or chilling with the family. This space includes a built-in pizza oven, bar, fireplace and grill.
Kimberley Kay InteriorsMaking this Tuscan home modern with just painting the fireplace white, elevating this space into 2020. Adding Cannon balls for the fireplace and luxe window treatments make your eye go straight to those ceiling beams.
Melinda Mandell Interior DesignAn anchor of this multi-functional family rooms is the black marble surround and gas fireplace insert. Warm afternoon light filters beautifully through the natural woven shades. We provided a large coffee table for game nights and snack spreads, surrounded by flexible seating like the swivel chairs and ottomans. The long sofa bench seat cushion is an easy to clean mohair. This cozy space is ready for our client's next movie night with room for the extended family.
Crystal Kitchen + BathWhen the decision was made to add onto this house, our designer was able to give this family additional space to enjoy each other’s company.
The existing part of basement had lower ceilings, but our team was able to add additional height to the addition. This not only opened up the space but also provided ample room for innovative design ideas.
Sometimes, the layout of a space becomes apparent through practical considerations. We carefully selected the position of the TV and ping-pong table based on the layout, ensuring that the window placement wouldn’t interfere with the blue stone patio above. This thoughtfully crafted layout optimizes the functionality and flow of the space.
With the challenge of a long, narrow space, we discovered the perfect solution – a dedicated ping-pong area. It’s amazing how a game can bring the family together and add a fun and dynamic element to the lower level.
To create a visually appealing atmosphere, we incorporated a range of design elements. The colored cement floor adds a touch of uniqueness and is not only stylish but also durable. Two different tones of grass cloth wallpaper enhance the textured look of the walls, while the pine tongue and groove ceiling, combined with exposed beams, infuse warmth into the space. The six hanging pendant light fixtures serve as functional and decorative elements, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance.
This lower level addition is a testament to our ability to adapt to the unique challenges of a project and create a space that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. It’s a wonderful example of how creative solutions can transform even the most challenging spaces into areas of style and purpose.
At Crystal Kitchen, we’re committed to turning your vision into reality, whether it’s a basement, kitchen, home office, or any other area of your home. If you’re looking to create a space that perfectly suits your lifestyle, get in touch with us today, and let’s make your dream a reality. Your home should be a reflection of you, and we’re here to bring your dreams to life.
Brooke Sipe InteriorsSet in the suburbs of Dallas, this custom-built home has great bones, but it's southern-traditional style and décor did not fit the taste of its new homeowners. Family spaces and bedrooms were curated to allow for transition as the family grows. Unpretentious and inviting, these spaces better suit their lifestyle.
The living room was updated with refreshing, high-contrast paint, and modern lighting. A low-rise and deep seat sectional allows for lounging, cuddling, as well as pillow fort making. Toys are out of site in large wicker baskets, and fragile decorative objects are placed high on shelves, making this cozy space perfect for entertaining and playing.
Black Family Room Design Photos with Exposed Beam
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