Stairway before it was opened up at the bottom
Stairway after it was opened up
Finished area with closet before walls were taken out and opened up
After the walls were taken down
Before
After (bathroom with storage closet on left)
Finished area before wall on left was opened up
After wall was opened up
Future wet bar area
Water heaters were removed
A different view of future wet bar area
Wet bar area after wall was removed to the finished area
Bathroom before
Bathroom after (On outside wall there is a storage closet above and access to ejector pit sump below)
Old Tool area
New play area(this area will have a drop ceiling because of all of the plumbing access)
Alcove for TV area
Alcove after (notice the big furnace is gone!)
Storage area before
Storage area closed in
Inside bathroom (45 inch vanity planned against back wall...toilet to the left)
Here is a picture of the vanity that we've purchased for the bathroom
and here is a picture of the cabinet style and color we purchased for the wetbar.
Hope you enjoyed, I'm off to look at paint colors and select flooring this week.
Kelly
Can't wait to see the finished project! It is going to be wonderful! Wish we had basements in Texas! :)
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