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Basement remodel / Overland Park, KS

An Overland Park basement made for movie night

A projector lounge, wood-front bar, and teal bath bring character downstairs.

The wood-front bar creates a warm boundary between serving and movie watching.

Overland Park / lower-level living

A movie room with more to offer

The projector lounge gives this basement a clear purpose, but the surrounding details make it more versatile. A bar creates a natural place to serve, wine storage adds another destination, and the bathroom brings a bold change of color. Wood textures keep the main room warm; white built-ins help it stay visually open.

Location
Overland Park, Kansas
Entertaining
Projector lounge, wet bar, and wine storage
Signature color
Teal bathroom with white trim and patterned tile

01Movie night

Define the viewing area from above and below

A wood ceiling marks the seating zone while the screen wall keeps its lower storage close to the floor. The sectional faces the projector, and the pale built-ins leave the large screen as the focus. The room feels purposeful without turning every wall dark.

A wood ceiling and low screen-wall storage define the projector lounge.
White shelving gives the lower level a place for books and everyday storage.

02Serving + storage

Two different ways to keep drinks close

The bar combines a sink, refrigeration, lower cabinets, and open shelves. A separate recessed wine refrigerator gives the collection a more specific home. Together they support the lounge without requiring every drink or serving piece to live in one cabinet run.

The working side of the bar is crisp and practical, with navy cabinets and pale counters.
A lit niche gives wine storage a place of its own.

03The compact bath

A complete room behind the color

Teal walls give the room its color, while white wainscoting and a pale vanity keep the lower half bright. The glass shower enclosure keeps the tile visible, and recessed shelves put towels within reach.

Teal walls give the bathroom the project’s strongest color moment.
Open shelves and a glass shower door keep a compact bathroom functional.
A lower angle shows how the patterned floor meets the vanity and white wall trim.

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