Dream House Studios, Inc. Transitional Basement, DC Metro
Transitional walk-out carpeted basement photo in DC Metro with gray walls — Houzz
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What is the floor in this photo?
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The carpet is Karastan Zanzibar Impressions - Color: Rush.
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Did you stagger the 1"x8" planks when running them horizontally on the lower wall? Do they meet at the same point creating a vertical line all the way up the lower wall? I can't tell by the picture. Looks great!
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The builder did stagger the 1x8 and did a beautiful finishing job on it.
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The planks were supplied by the builders contractor and if I recall they were 1"x8". The color used was Sherwin Williams Oyster White.
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What is the ceiling and trim color..great room
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That is correct. Noir Furniture had similar barstools as well.
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EICH INTERIOR DESIGN, LLC
LARGE ROUND MIRROR - Uttermost Co.
Cristiano, Round
Item #01901 B
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Could you tell me the paint color? Does it read more gray in the setting or griege?
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The wall color is Benjamin Moore 1488 Sage Mountain.
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Sage mountain is 1488
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Theresa Dara
what is the name of the carpet & color
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i love the whimsical art. Can you tell me where you purchased them?
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The art was purchased through multiple manufacturers. These pieces were vintage Vanity Fair replicas.
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This wall color is Benjamin Moore 1488 Sage Mountain.
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The carpet is Karastan Zanzibar Impressions - Color: Rush.
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Standard 42"
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This is typical bar height and barstool height.
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I am looking for a mirror & bar stools like these. Where did you find them?
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essentials inside
Hi cherylannevanwaterschoot & bellapetite. Did either of you find the mirror you wanted?
We carry something similar --
Hope this helps!
Lyvonne
www.essentialsinside.com
We carry something similar --
Hope this helps!
Lyvonne
www.essentialsinside.com
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It is 4 feet by 8 feet and is typical pool table size.
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The pool table shown here looks like one our models, called the Lorient. It's true that a four by eight foot pool table is considered "standard". However most folks are unaware of two important facts. 1. Most slate pool tables are available in smaller sizes, such as seven foot and even six foot. 2. Standard size cue sticks are normally 57-58 inches in length, but most people are unaware that shorter cues are available for sale.
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trim 1st then carpet
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It is definitely best to put the trim first because your flooring will most likely change over time and the trim will stay on the walls.
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They use to be available through aidangrayhome.com, but are available through the trade.
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Bentley Design
If you can't find what you are looking for give Bentley Design a call and they can build the piece for you. You can reach them at 727-631-2882.
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If you haven't found any one yet. Check out our Houzz page and give us a call. We are located in Naperville, Il.
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The builder purchased the material so I do not have the direct source, but you can find at any lumber company.
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The ceiling fixture is Visual Comfort and the wall sconces are Hudson Valley Lighting. They are both are favorite lines and work so nicely together.
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This is at 3'-0" just like chair rail height. The lower level has approximately 9' ceilings in this house.
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This is a wall to wall carpet from Karastan and has a beautiful design and texture.
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I would estimate about 6-7 feet. My kitchen island is 8 feet and I can fit 4 chairs across. This just has 3, though it seems to have a little extra space on the left side.
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The wall sconces are from Hudson Valley Lighting. The price depends on the retailer you purchase them from.
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Noir Furniture has a similar abacus bar stool.
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The total room dimensions are 13'-6" x 19'-0". The pool table is a standard 4'x8' and the rule of thumb is to make sure that you have 4' on all sides of the pool table available for clearance.
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This is a Visual Comfort light fixture and can be purchased through an interior designer, lighting showroom or circalighting.com.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Shane D. Inman added this to Designer's Touch: 10 Amazing Basement Upgrades
10. Billiards basement. Layer your basement with wainscoting, crown moldings and carpeting, and top it off with a professional pool table. Your dynamic game room awaits — with or without a wet bar.
Shawn Gauthier added this to 10 Tips for Decorating a Renovated Basement
7. Enhance visual space. Create a sense of height by choosing light colors for the ceiling and flooring. “It tricks the eye,” says Hullinger.
Vanessa Brunner added this to Readers' Choice: The 10 Most Popular Basements of 2012
1. Gray and white in Virginia. Crown molding contrasts with soft gray walls to visually open up this elegant basement. This refreshing space proves that basements don't have to be dark and dingy — a coat of paint can make all the difference.
Toronto Interior Design Group | Yanic Simard added this to 11 Ways to Work With a Windowless Room
4. French doors. Adding windows to a doorway (by converting to French doors) also gives the eye that sense of peeking out into a space beyond, and lets a new ambient light source in, even if the adjacent “room” is simply a pantry. Add a few lights inside or a single ceiling fixture (with a cool fluorescent bulb), and the hint of light pouring out will give the illusion of daylight.
Michelle Gage | Interior Designer added this to 10 Ideas for an Anything-but-Boring Basement
8. Make it for adults. Who says kids get to have all the fun? Create a space that is ideal for adult play. Set up a bar and pool table for fun Friday nights. If you have children, they can still use the space — just make sure to keep toys and clutter out of sight and out of mind.
Affecting Spaces added this to 13 Ways to a Better Basement
10. Game room. Basements often serve as recreation rooms, with pingpong and pool tables. But bear in mind that columns can affect your layout and consider the circulation space needed around your game tables.Key Measurements: Recreation Rooms Rule









Just painted by whole basement balanced beige. Looks beautiful.