Midcentury Basement Design Ideas with Blue Walls
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Two Hands Interiors
The custom geometric trellis inspired millwork on the cabinets, groovy hardware, in the rich Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball make these built-ins sing. A niche for artwork, with a custom light and space for open and closed storage, these built-ins add to the style and function of the space.
G. Christianson Construction, Inc.
One of the unique features of this home was the basement which brought the feel of the outdoors inside the home using large glass window walls, dirt planters directly in the floor, and a raised brick planter. To preserve the original vision but modernize the finishes, we replaced the vinyl floor with terrazzo-look porcelain tile, replaced the dirt in the floor planters with rock, and painted the walls. An existing unfinished basement space adjacent this room was converted to a media room, and Sapele was brought downstairs through the media room doors.
Two Hands Interiors
The custom geometric trellis inspired millwork on the cabinets, groovy hardware, in the rich Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball make these built-ins sing. A niche for artwork, with a custom light and space for open and closed storage, these built-ins add to the style and function of the space.
Two Hands Interiors
A rich green grass cloth by Thibaut, brushed gold sconces and a vintage mirror amp up the style in this basement bathroom.
Inspiration for a midcentury basement in Chicago with blue walls, light hardwood floors and wallpaper.
Inspiration for a midcentury basement in Chicago with blue walls, light hardwood floors and wallpaper.
Two Hands Interiors
A blue tile by WOW Ceramics adds texture and interest to this basement bathroom.
Inspiration for a midcentury basement in Chicago with blue walls and light hardwood floors.
Inspiration for a midcentury basement in Chicago with blue walls and light hardwood floors.
Two Hands Interiors
A niche for artwork, with a custom light and space for open and closed storage, these built-ins add to the style and function of the space. The custom geometric trellis inspired millwork on the cabinets, groovy hardware, in the rich Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball make these built-ins sing.
G. Christianson Construction, Inc.
One of the unique features of this home was the basement which brought the feel of the outdoors inside the home using large glass window walls, dirt planters directly in the floor, and a raised brick planter. To preserve the original vision but modernize the finishes, we replaced the vinyl floor with terrazzo-look porcelain tile, replaced the dirt in the floor planters with rock, and painted the walls. An existing unfinished basement space adjacent this room was converted to a media room, and Sapele was brought downstairs through the media room doors.
Midcentury Basement Design Ideas with Blue Walls
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