This particular basement was not being used whilst offering lots of potential for creating a basement conversion and more besides.
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This basement conversion was originally intended to be converted as a basement cinema conversion, but the extra available space also allowed a basement games room and a bar to be incorporated in the design.
As you can see in the photographs, this basement conversion incorporates many features that allow it to maximise the use of the available space and create a wonderful feeling of spaciousness.
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The incorporation of a recessed ceiling lattice with built-in lighting help to create the impression that this basement conversion has natural skylights.
Smooth vertical pillars separate the cinema area from the remainder of this basement conversion. Vibrant wall colours lend depth to the room, creating a feeling of spaciousness. |
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This view shows off the curved bar at the back.
Mirrors in the bar area help to give the feeling of more space.
The remaining area was left open to accommodate a pool table.
The use of soft pastel colours and light coloured carpeting helped to create an area in which it is a pleasure to play and relax.
No longer a basement space, but a space to enjoy hour after hour. |
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The original staircase was old and narrow. This new staircase was designed to give the maximum amount of area and to make this basement conversion even more appealing.
Whether you want to convert your basement into a basement cinema or a complete basement flat to rent out, our friendly basement conversion team will be glad to explore your ideas and show you what can be done with the space available in your basement.
Most people are pleasantly surprised! For more ideas on what you can do with your basement, visit our basement gallery.
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