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Red House RemodelingBasements provide welcome extra square footage and are often home to TV and recreation areas, bars, guest quarters and storage. This family is lucky to have all of the above, and more, in their finished lower level. From concrete to cozy, enjoy the many facets of this basement remodel.
Visbeen ArchitectsWho says you can’t have it all? This transitional design, which combines the charm of a peaked roof and shingled farmhouse style on the exterior with a contemporary open-style interior, proves otherwise. A floating, freestanding fireplace visible throughout the 2,344-square-foot first level is just one of the many special features of this cozy Craftsman-inspired design. This great getaway is all about the view, and many of the first floor rooms, from the living room to the master bath, were designed to make the most of lots lucky enough to have stunning vistas. Another interior highlight is the centrally located living/great room with fireplace, which looks out over a large patio. The 19 by 17-foot master bedroom is located to the right side of the floor plan, which also includes a roomy 130-square-foot screen porch off the spacious kitchen. The 900-square-foot upper level includes two comfortable bedrooms and baths as well as abundant storage and 440 square feet space for a future family apartment. Head downstairs, and an additional 700 square feet offers a study and bath and convenient wine cellar.
Alloy Homes IncorporatedThe walkout basement features a heat-producing built-in wood stove that is encased in a solid concrete thermal mass. When heated, the mass of the surround radiates heat into the home for several hours.
Lisa Lynn Designs Home Store & Design StudioAfter: A renovated rustic style walkout basement with gorgeous farmhouse details.
Design Perspective Interior Design, LLCI completed this daylight basement design for Thayer Construction in March of 2018.
Our clients wanted a rustic looking daylight basement remodel. First, 3 walls were removed and a structural beam was added to support the building weight from the upper 2 floors. Then to achieve the rustic look our clients wanted, a coffered ceiling was designed and installed. Faux posts were also added in the space to visually offset the structurally necessary post near the bar area. A whitewash/stain was applied to the lumber to give it a rustic, weathered look. The stair railings, banisters and treads were also redone to match the rustic faux beams and posts.
A red brick facade was added to the alcove and a bright red freestanding fireplace was installed. All new lighting was installed throughout the basement including wall scones, pendants and recessed LED lighting.
We also replaced the original sliding door and installed a large set of french doors with sidelights to let even more natural light into the space. The concrete floors were stained in an earthtone color to further the desired look of the daylight basement.
We had a wonderful time working with these clients on this unique design and hope they enjoy their newly remodeled basement for many, many years to come!
Photo by: Aleksandra S.
Uccello Development, LLCLocated on a narrow lot in The Historic District known as Old Wethersfield, this tall and narrow house includes almost 4000 square feet of living space on 4 levels. The open floor plan and modern amenities on the interior of this with the classic exterior and historic walkable neighborhood location gives the owner of this new home the best of all worlds.
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