Basements
Walnut bar & marble
Bar area
Backlit
Basement bar!
Under the stairs bar
Wood tv credenzas
Long storage and tv over
Base stairs open
Glass enclosed stairs
Music room
Simple room and the album wall is great
Perfect for that tiny room. Put on some kind of doors or a hidden wall.
Music
The layout is similar
Love the color and layout
The high table behind the sectional great idea with a pool table
8. Reduce noise. Your newly finished basement has the potential to affect the rest of your house with noise, particularly if you create a media or play room. Installing sound insulation into the basement ceiling can help. Higuera also suggests using RC channel, which is a long piece of metal shaped like a hat when viewed from the end. Without a sound break, sound travels through the wood right into the drywall. The RC channel is installed across the joists before the drywall. When it’s time for the drywall to be attached, it rests on the RC channel instead of the wood joists, reducing noise transmission. Another option? Surface-mount lights versus can lights. “Can lights tend to carry noise, so use surface-mount lights if your ceiling is high enough,” Higuera says.
Pizazz gray shimmer by Daltile cool basement 12 x 24
Nice basement configuration
7 rooms! The staircase is original and required only refinishing the treads and a coat of fresh white paint. But what the stairs led to underwent a major transformation. Formerly, the lower level was “a totally unfinished basement. I mean totally,” Peggi says. Now it is a spacious daylight basement with a family room, a guest bedroom, two kids’ bedrooms, a laundry, a full bath and a playroom.
Split level plan lower
Split level plan upper
Perfect plan of what to go for. Here is a plan to give you an idea of how things are laid out.
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