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Cabot Building & Design, Inc.Wet Bar with refrigerator. Cabinets and stone counters by Metropolitan Cabinets & Countertops, Norwood, MA
CMH Builders, Inc.Wet bar with stacked stone backsplash and bar wall
Faux wood plank porcelain floor tile
Jacobson Construction, Inc.The basement in this home sat unused for years. Cinder block windows did a poor job of brightening the space. Linoleum floors were outdated years ago. The bar was a brick and mortar monster.
The remodeling design began with a new centerpiece – a gas fireplace to warm up cold Minnesota evenings. It features custom brickwork enclosing the energy efficient firebox.
New energy-efficient egress windows can be opened to allow cross ventilation, while keeping the room cozy. A dramatic improvement over cinder block glass.
A new wet bar was added, featuring Oak Wood cabinets and Granite countertops. Note the custom tile work behind the stainless steel sink. The bar itself uses the same materials, creating comfortable seating for three.
Finally, the use of in-ceiling down lights adds a single “color” of light, making the entire room both bright and warm. The before and after photos tell the whole story.
Studio CroftWe designed this grab & go snack station to be perfectly situated at the intersection between this family's homeschool room, kitchen and backyard play space. Perfect for kids on the go!
CT DesignA pool side bar was given a colourful lift with a deep green wall paint colour and a vibrant tropical wallpaper. A gas strut window opens up to the pool deck. French bistro barstools keep to the Island style theme.
Carla Bast DesignBasement bar with custom blue cabinetry, exposed brick detail, and seating available at the island.
Alyssa Lee Photography
WW Design StudioThis was such an unwelcoming sight before, but with careful planning and cultivation of great pieces - all from re-puposed materials, this space is transformed.
Photos: WW Design Studio
Cedar Forest Cabinetry & Millwork This client had an existing wall of cabinets that he wanted to integrate into a new bar in the basement of his home. However, he did not want to do the same color cabinetry all around the space. So we had all the new cabinetry made in cherry with a Shale Truetone and pewter glaze. Then to make the existing cabinetry tie in, we had the Chicago Bar rail top make and stained to the shade of the existing cabinetry. With all the detail work that Vince from Still Waters did, this came out perfectly!
JJJ InteriorsRaw steel plated backsplash, floating cypress slab shelves, raw bent steel bar, wine fridge, hammered nickel bar sink, soapstone countertops
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