Create an ideabook for your next remodeling project!
Browse more than 1,000,000 photos from top designers and save your favorites
Filter by Style
Filter by Metro
1,641 farm table Basement Design Photosclear searchSearch Tips:
|  |
Finished Basement Company
“the pool table area are open and marked by the ceiling details.©Finished Basement Company”
“pool table”
Loudon's Design Build experts
Jakobsen & Bowe is a design build firm serving Northern Virginia. We are active in new home construction, home remodeling and home additions.
Sponsored
Granite Grannies
“the pool table. The entrance area has touches of the Golden Thunder Granite as well to tie in the whole room.”
“pool table”
Cummings Architects, LLC.
“2 livi gand pool table area”
“bar/pool table arrangement”
Heidesigns
Added to 26 ideabooks
Last comment "Good idea to separate two funtional areas in one room. Drapery divider on soffit"
Last comment "Good idea to separate two funtional areas in one room. Drapery divider on soffit"
“ping pong table behind sheer curtain wall”
“ping pong table”
Madison Taylor Design
“glass table”
“round table”
Kenneth/Davis, Inc.
Added to 1 ideabook
“coffee table to eliminate sharp edges. The sofa is a faux quilted fabric in burgundy. Many fabrics are scotch-gaurded. So make sure yours is. It does disapate, so make sure to keep it current. typically every 6 months.”
“coffee table ottoman”
Lifestyle Basements|Kitchens
Added to 28 ideabooks
Last comment "like that it is kind of open. we could do the kitchen/bar area right at bottom of stairs, a few rou"
Last comment "like that it is kind of open. we could do the kitchen/bar area right at bottom of stairs, a few rou"
“round tables like this, and then counter behind couch.”
“like small fridge and microwave area (like the fact this is not a true bar with wasted space, and no one really like to sit on bar stool. Don't like the tall table and chairs.”
Kenneth/Davis, Inc.
“billiard table, bar, home gym and poker area.
The adult area color pallete is blue and red. We wallpapered the room in stripes to make the ceiling feel higher than they really are but didn't want it to feel like a basement. By creating a sense of architecture and space, such as the coffered ceiling”
