Basement remodel
A wet bar and glass-front wine room
A wet bar, glass-front wine room, and relaxed lounge made for gathering.
The gathering level
A social center with a quieter side
There's more than one way to spend an evening here. The island welcomes a group, the curved banquette makes room for a smaller conversation, and the leather seating gives the lounge a slower pace. Dark beams and cabinetry hold those spaces together against the bright walls and counters.
- At the center
- Wet bar, island seating, and curved banquette
- Beyond the bar
- Lounge and glass-front wine storage
- Supporting spaces
- Fitness room, bathroom, and hallway built-ins
01Lounge + collection
A wine room that belongs in the room
The bottle display stays visible through glass, adding warmth to the lounge without covering every wall in shelving. It's a useful distinction: the seating feels calm, while the collection gets a space of its own.
02Material notes
Contrast, softened by familiar shapes
Wood against stone
The wine racks introduce a fine-grained rhythm, while the sweeping veins in the counter add a more expressive surface.
A place to linger
The round table and curved bench soften the straight lines of the island and cabinetry. They offer an alternative to a counter stool.
03Everyday uses
The rooms that make the lower level complete
A bathroom, organized hallway, and dedicated fitness space keep the basement useful well beyond a night of hosting. The checkerboard floor links the smaller spaces with a memorable graphic detail.
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Let’s make room for the way you live.
Bring us the photos and ideas that caught your eye. We’ll talk through your home, your priorities, and what it’ll take to bring them together.


