Traditional Basement Design Ideas with Multi-Coloured Floor
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TATCOR Building & RemodelingBeyond the TV entertainment area, guests can participate in other table-top games such as shuffleboard, table tennis and so much more! This basement was given a dramatic design but with soft lighting to help create a welcoming space. The continued use of espresso stained cherry wood columns, solid stone bases, slate-landing frames, double stone archways, and dark espresso stained baseboards, window millwork, and wainscot door, create continuity throughout the entirety of the basement.
Ingrid Porter Interiors, LLCGrab a workout, take a shower, hit the bar and relax in this rec room with a cozy fireplace and gorgeous views.
Stone+Glidden, Inc.This lower level space was built to be a comfortable and spacious area to entertain family and friends. The desire was to include a home theater, bar, card area, billiard area and lots of seating for conversation. The client desired to not make the home theater completely secluded from the rest of the basement so motorized shades were added to the rear windows of the theater darken it only when in use.
Metamorphosis Studios, LLcthe speakeasy doors were a must for this basement and even though they only enter into a mechanical closet, their location in the center of the basement made them a great focal point when coming in from the pool.
Metamorphosis Studios, LLcIn this picture you can see the bar with the totems and a part of the speakeasy doors we added. Also, on the ceiling, we added a wallcovering that looks like water. This photo doesnt do it justice, but the intent was to draw your eye up and make the low ceilings in the basement seem higher and also to echo the pool water just outside this area. We used a textured blue wallpaper that adds a masculine touch and texture to the walls.
Kitchen Solvers of FrederickThis was a custom basement remodeling project where we added a new bar with cabinets with new Bridgewood Custom Cabinetry done from the Advantage Line. The new cabinets are done in Cherry with Benton square raised panel doors. The stain was done in Café with chocolate glaze.
We installed a new 3 cm thick granite countertop done in Absolute Black with half bullnose edge along with an under mount stainless steel sink. The flooring was done in Dal-Tile Ayers Rock in color AY05 and rustic remnants. It was installed in Modular Pinwheel pattern.
We installed Glen Gerry ½” Thin Brick in Old Detroit style with gray mortared joints on one wall and on column at corner of bar.
We installed raised panels on front of elevated bar with countertop support brackets, custom opening for built in icemaker, stemware rack under cabinet in bar area, and display cabinets with glass doors and stained interior.
Traditional Basement Design Ideas with Multi-Coloured Floor
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