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BASEMENT VILLEGAS

Before- Large 2000 sq' basement prior to the start of construction. The recessed bump-out on the left will become the guest bedroom.
During- As framing begins. All framing will be wood studs-no metal.
During- At this point all framing and sheetrock hanging is complete, as is the rough-in plumbing and electric. The ceiling has been insulated for sound. Homeowner wanted a drop ceiling for easy access,
After- The main entertainment area is divided into 3 open sections that include a pool table, a custom bar, and a TV lounge. A 4' wide double door to the left opens into the guest bedroom.
After- Another view of the finished basement
A small table with chairs provide extra seating for the bar area
A small table with chairs provide extra seating for the bar area
A small table with chairs provide extra seating for the bar area
a wide angle view shows seating for the bar and table with a couch and cushoned chair for the TV area.
DURING- This pic was taken on day two as framing of the exterior walls continues.
After- Another view of the great room taken from the TV lounge area. A suspended/drop ceiling (2'x2' panels with recessed tracking) was installed to allow easy access for wiring and plumbing (at customers request).
AFTER- Another great view of the open basement floorplan from the corner where the TV sits.
DURING- Bar area framing is complete, with all rough-in plumbing and electric clearly visible.
DURING- Same view from under the main duct bulkhead. The support pole to the left will be wrapped with wood trim to match the bar winerack.
After- This view of the bar shows the custom wine rack that holds over 90 bottles of wine (note: the fluted moulding matches the pole column)
AFTER- This wide angle view shows the huge open floorplan
AFTER- The double doors lead to the 6' wide outside stairwell, and the door to the right leads to the guest bedroom.
During- Framing has started and with all wall locations mapped out, the plumbing is relocated for the bathroom and new lines are run under the steps to the bar.
During- Framing and sheetrock for the bathroom and 2 closets is complete.
During- The ceiling has been insulated for sound as the drop ceiling panels and track system go up.
AFTER- The open door leads to the full bathroom, the door to the right of that is a storage closet under the steps. The 2 sets of double doors to the left lead to the storage-clothes closets. The kneewall with built-in cabinets helps to seperate the TV ar
This view shows how the bathroom and storage closets along with the bar and staircaseare in the center of the basement.
DURING- Framing and rough-in plumbing for the bathroom are complete.
DURING- Bathroom walls are closed using greenboard for the walls and ceiling and Durock concrete tile backer board for the 3 shower walls.
DURING- Bathroom tile work is complete and vanity installed. We installed a recessed granite shelf in the shower that matches the vanity granite.
AFTER view of finished bathroom.
Another view of the completed bathroom. The ceiling light visible is actually a light with an exhaust fan.
This shot taken from within the shower shows how spacious the bathroom is. The bathroom measures 10'x5' which made room for a 48" wide vanity.
View of the back basement area just as framing begins. The 3 pipes coming out of the floor are the rough-in drain lines for the bathroom.
During- Framing has started and with all wall locations mapped out, the plumbing is relocated for the bathroom and new lines are run under the steps to the bar.
During- Framing for the bathroom and 2 closets is complete. To the far right the electrical service closet area is visible. The bathroom exhaust duct is run.
With all framing and rough-in complete, all walls are finished with sheetrock and the ceiling is insulated for sound.
After- The two center closets provide storage, while to the right is a 6' wide double door (with slide bolts) that opens to the electrical service area. To the left a hallway leads past the stairs to the bar and pool table area.
This hallway leads past the stairs to the bar and pool table area. The door to the left leads into a large unfinished storage room that also houses the furnace, ejector pit, and hot water heater.
Guest bedroom and bedroom closet as framing progresses.
During view of bedroom after sheetrock is hung. The ceiling bulkhead above hides the ductwork and support beams.
Guest bedroom is complete. a 3' wide set of double doors open into the bedroom closet. 4 recessed lights on a dimmer provide ample lighting.
This is a view of the basement taken from the corner of the future guest bedroom.
The bedroom partition wall needed to be 16" thick in order to conceal the support column. We constructed a double wall that will house a recessed bookshelf.
After- View of 14'x15' guest bedroom. Out of view to the right is the bedroom closet. An open recessed bookcase provides additional storage.
The guest bedroom measures 14'x13'
After- All cabinetry is solid hardwood maple, made by 'Raver Custom Cabinets'. The arched granite top provides comfortable seating for 4. The back wall has 5 cabinets with locking doors and adjustable shelving.
After- All cabinetry is solid hardwood maple, made by 'Raver Custom Cabinets'. The arched granite top provides comfortable seating for 4. The back wall has 5 cabinets with locking doors and adjustable shelving.
This BEFORE shot of the stairwell area shows the existing stairwell stud wall that will become the back wall of the custom bar.
DURING- Bar area framing is complete, with all rough-in plumbing and electric clearly visible.
DURING- All sheetrock work is complete- The bar base cabinets are installed over the porcelain floor tile. We inatalled the tile first because it gives a cleaner look running under the cabinets.
After- All cabinetry is solid hardwood maple, made by 'Raver Custom Cabinets'. The arched granite top provides comfortable seating for 4. The back wall has 5 cabinets with locking doors and adjustable shelving.
Wide angle view of the bar.
This BEFORE shot of the stairwell area shows the existing stairwell stud wall that will become the back wall of the custom bar.
DURING- Bar area framing is complete, with all rough-in plumbing and electric clearly visible.
After- This view of the bar shows the custom wine rack that holds over 90 bottles of wine (note: the fluted moulding matches the pole column)
After- This view of the bar shows the custom wine rack that holds over 90 bottles of wine. To the left is the door to the closet under the steps, and then the bathroom door.
After- This view of the bar shows the custom wine rack that holds over 90 bottles of wine. To the left is the door to the closet under the steps, and then the bathroom door.
This close-up shot of the custom bar shows the detail that went into the wine rack, the fluted moulding, and the recessed raised panels.
This view of the custom bar shows how the cabinet doors match the raised panels on the bar wall.
The ceiling bulkhead above the bar conceals the ductwork and aligns nicely with the bar layout.
The arched granite top for the bar is almost 10' long!
After view of bar interior shows sink base, icemaker (to left of sink), and wine cooler/mini-fridge. Both levels of counter are clearly visible. The 12 inch porcelin floor tile was also used in the bathroom and electric closet.
This close-up shows the wine fridge which has 2 different temperature zones, and the icemaker which produces fresh ice 24 hours a day.
Thev tiled floor of the bar area measures 3'x9' providing for the bartender to work
AFTER view of the custom bar.
Theatre lighting accents the staircase.
This is a beautiful view- in the background is the double door that leads to the guest bedroom and in the foreground is the basement staircase.
BEFORE view of the support column where the built-in knee wall will sit.
DURING- Rear view of the peninsula knee wall that divides the TV lounge from the kids play area.
DURING- Rear view of the peninsula knee wall that divides the TV lounge from the kids play area.
After view of the peninsula knee wall shows the panel moulding accents. The pole is now encased in a custom fluted wood column that matches the 6 inch fluted trim on each side of the bar wine rack.
BEFORE view of the support column where the built-in knee wall will sit.
DURING- Front view of the peninsula knee wall that divides the TV lounge from the kids play area.
After view of the knee wall with custom built-in cabinets. Both the custom cabinets and the granite match the bar. The custom fluted column matches the fluted moulding on the wine rack.
A 6' wide double door provides easy and complete access to the electric panels, cable, and alarm system.
A 6' wide double door provides easy and complete access to the electric panels, cable, and alarm system.
Slide bolts prevent the homeowners young children from opening the doors to the electric
Each one of the 2 finished storage closets has a 3' wide double door with ball catches. Inside each closet has Custom shelves as shown.
Before the basement was painted, this pic shows the storage closet under the steps and the access panel in the rear of the closet. to the left the bathroom dooway has a granite threshold that matches the vanity and bar granite.

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