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M.J. Whelan Construction
What was once an empty unfinished 2,400 sq. ft. basement is now a luxurious entertaining space. This newly renovated walkout basement features segmental arches that bring architecture and character. In the basement bar, the modern antique mirror tile backsplash runs countertop to ceiling. Two inch thick marble countertops give a strong presence. Beautiful dark Java Wood-Mode cabinets with a transitional style door finish off the bar area. New appliances such an ice maker, dishwasher, and a beverage refrigerator have been installed and add contemporary function. Unique pendant lights with crystal bulbs add to the bling that sets this bar apart.The entertainment experience is rounded out with the addition of a game area and a TV viewing area, complete with a direct vent fireplace. Mirrored French doors flank the fireplace opening into small closets. The dining area design is the embodiment of leisure and modern sophistication, as the engineered hickory hardwood carries through the finished basement and ties the look together. The basement exercise room is finished off with paneled wood plank walls and home gym horsemats for the flooring. The space will welcome guests and serve as a luxurious retreat for friends and family for years to come. Photos by Garland Photography
Maruca Design / Build
We transformed this unfinished basement into a part room for everyone. Our team moved structural columns and resized the structural beams to create a more open floor plan. We added specific lighting, home automation throughout the space, high end cabinetry, quartz countertops, 8 foot tall black doors, Cortec flooring, and of course a gaming nook complete with an arcade
Gaetano Hardwood Floors, Inc.
10" Select White Oak Plank with a custom stain & finish. Solid White Oak Stair Treads & Risers.
Photography by: The Bowman Group
The Bellepoint Company
The window at the bottom of the stairs looks into the wine cellar. Photography displayed on the walls is by the homeowner.
Bradshaw Photography
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