A picture is worth a thousand words, but it's difficult to describe this exquisite basement in a photograph. Designed for a couple who are a party waiting to happen, this walkout basement was destined to be spectacular. Once a cold, blank slate of concrete, the basement is now an extraordinary multi-functional living space. The luxurious new design includes a stunning full bar with all the amenities. The cabinetry was done in Brookhaven Bridgeport Oak in a Bistro finish and granite countertops. In the lounge area an older fireplace was removed and replaced with a Lennox direct-vent fireplace. Gorgeous stacked quartz stone in Glacier white surrounds the unit and Corian was used for the hearth. A home theater room is tucked away yet open to the lounge area. Custom woodwork also helps to set this basement apart. Unique art deco columns were designed by the M.J. Whelan design team, along with several art nooks peppered throughout the space. Beautiful trim molding wrap the entire space. Tray ceilings help to define different areas of the space. Lighting is layered throughout, including indirect cove lighting wrapping every tray. A spa room and full bathroom were also a part of the new design.
Amy Birdsong Hi- I saw this question right after I also bought a sectional (see attached)- which is from Natuzzi Editions (this is a more realistically priced line- think $3400-$4000 starting prices as opposed to $7000-$8000). The sofa above looks similar to one Natuzzi Editions does (model B634)- check out the link below and use their website to see if you have a store close to you that carries their line. What's cool about their sofas is the back cushions pop up to give more support. Quality is really nice as well. Good luck- http://www.natuzzieditions.com/collections/collection.aspx?collection_id=2374&product_category=sectional
This is a very shallow soffit ceiling-see how they kind of stair stepped it? This shows that even with a low ceiling, a shallow soffit (5" drop and extending out 15") can create that center height.