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Reffeitt Basement Renovation
Reffeitt Basement Renovation
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Industrial Urban Loft Basement
Industrial Urban Loft Basement
Distinctive Interior DesignsDistinctive Interior Designs
Industrial Basement Bar & Lounge
Industrial Basement Bar & Lounge
American Dreamers RenovationsAmerican Dreamers Renovations
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Speakeasy Entertainment Basement
Speakeasy Entertainment Basement
Neil Kelly CompanyNeil Kelly Company
The homeowners had a very specific vision for their large daylight basement. To begin, Neil Kelly's team, led by Portland Design Consultant Fabian Genovesi, took down numerous walls to completely open up the space, including the ceilings, and removed carpet to expose the concrete flooring. The concrete flooring was repaired, resurfaced and sealed with cracks in tact for authenticity. Beams and ductwork were left exposed, yet refined, with additional piping to conceal electrical and gas lines. Century-old reclaimed brick was hand-picked by the homeowner for the east interior wall, encasing stained glass windows which were are also reclaimed and more than 100 years old. Aluminum bar-top seating areas in two spaces. A media center with custom cabinetry and pistons repurposed as cabinet pulls. And the star of the show, a full 4-seat wet bar with custom glass shelving, more custom cabinetry, and an integrated television-- one of 3 TVs in the space. The new one-of-a-kind basement has room for a professional 10-person poker table, pool table, 14' shuffleboard table, and plush seating.
Industrial Basement Renovation
Industrial Basement Renovation
Phase One DesignPhase One Design
Call it what you want: a man cave, kid corner, or a party room, a basement is always a space in a home where the imagination can take liberties. Phase One accentuated the clients' wishes for an industrial lower level complete with sealed flooring, a full kitchen and bathroom and plenty of open area to let loose.
Ashburn Whiskey Collector's Bar & Basement
Ashburn Whiskey Collector's Bar & Basement
c|s DESIGN STUDIO LLCc|s DESIGN STUDIO LLC
Bob Narod
Custom Steel island with Reclaimed Wood Accents
Custom Steel island with Reclaimed Wood Accents
Iron Mountain RemodelingIron Mountain Remodeling
Carlson Productions
Park Slope Refresh
Park Slope Refresh
LEAD Studios - Architecture and DesignLEAD Studios - Architecture and Design
Otto Ruano
Aviation Basement
Aviation Basement
Harmony Drive InteriorsHarmony Drive Interiors
Maple Basement Remodel + Home Gym--Medfield, Massachusetts
Maple Basement Remodel + Home Gym--Medfield, Massachusetts
Masters Touch Design BuildMasters Touch Design Build
Industrial Basement
Industrial Basement
Rost Artisan Design, Build LLCRost Artisan Design, Build LLC
Randle Bye
Herringbone House
Herringbone House
C & T Design CompanyC & T Design Company
BEFORE
Basement Finishing - Monroe, New Jersey
Basement Finishing - Monroe, New Jersey
DES Home RenovationsDES Home Renovations
Jose Alfano
Az Bungalow Modernized
Az Bungalow Modernized
Joel ContrerasJoel Contreras
Jason Roehner
BASEMENT SUBWAY STATION
BASEMENT SUBWAY STATION
Terri Weinstein Design, IncTerri Weinstein Design, Inc
The TV/lounge space sports comfortable seating in fairly indestructible materials. Graffiti pattern fabric found on the internet in England adorn the chaise. The coffee table is an industrial wood pallet complete with wheels. The photo gallery of Client's subway images decorate one wall. Industrial lighting was used throughout the space. Photography: Norman Sizemore
Industrial Urban Loft Basement
Industrial Urban Loft Basement
Distinctive Interior DesignsDistinctive Interior Designs
B&S's Basement Office
B&S's Basement Office
Creating HomeCreating Home
Ristrutturazione taverna | 30 MQ
Ristrutturazione taverna | 30 MQ
Interior LABInterior LAB
Cellar
Cellar
Morrone InteriorsMorrone Interiors
Complete renovation of a historic 1935 cellar to create a great space for entertaining. Photography: Chad Baumer

1,609 Industrial Basement Design Photos

A industrial basement often has an expansive, wide-open layout, which enables it to serve a variety of functions. Homeowners use their downstair rooms as games rooms, media rooms, extra bedrooms and storage space – some have even been known to add a pool! By adding square meterage to your home – and who doesn’t want more space? – you’ll be adding value to your home, and will give your family more room to grow. As you get ready to take the renovation plunge, take time to map out your basement layout and determine all its separate functions. Think about what your family needs the space for, and pick a layout that best suits those needs. Once you finalise your plan, determine whether built-ins are worth pursuing. In a vast, undefined space, they're an easy way to differentiate one space from another – the extra storage space doesn't hurt either. Finally, decide how you're going to fill the room with furniture. Since there's so much space to cover, picking the right pieces is a little more challenging than usual, so look at other industrial basements to get a feel for what to look for when shopping.

What should I use my industrial basement for?

Every household is different, so when looking for basement ideas, make sure you pinpoint how you spend your time and then cater to those hobbies and interests. If you host parties often or are wine aficionados, turning your industrial basement into a home bar or wine cellar would be a good investment. If you're a movie buff or love all things entertainment, become the neighbourhood hot spot with a massive family and media room combo. Give the guy in your family the ultimate escape with a man cave, game room and home gym, or be practical above all else by adding extra bedrooms and another bathroom.

Should I add built-ins to my industrial basement?

A large space is hard to define, but clever built-ins can help clarify room divisions while simultaneously aiding organisation. For the ultimate video game/movie hub, install a custom entertainment centre, complete with bookshelves and cabinets for storing small electronic accessories, movies and books. For those family movie nights, add a wet bar that includes a microwave and mini fridge for popcorn and beverages. You can also create a craft room with a built-in counter and shelves, or add a long booth or bench for extra seating in a game room or playroom. The options are endless, so consult a designer or builder to see what works for your industrial basement renovation.

How should I decorate my industrial basement?

When shopping for industrial basement decor and furniture, typically bigger is better. Unlike other rooms where space might be tight, your basement likely has room to spare, so your furniture should be oversized and chunky to help fill up space. Sectionals are a great way to avoid an empty-looking room, and they provide plenty of seating for when guests come to visit. Be sure to add other common living room pieces – like armchairs, side tables and coffee tables – to fully complete the look. If your family loves games, add a pool table or poker table, or include an oversized table for regular board games. Give your kids their own corner in the industrial basement with an indoor playhouse or swing, or create your ultimate getaway with a daybed and bookshelves for reading, napping and relaxing.
Prohibition Basement
Prohibition Basement
Harmony Drive InteriorsHarmony Drive Interiors
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