New Spaces
To bring some of the amenities of city living to her secluded country home, Kay Hytjan wants to transform her unused basement into a relaxing and fun Tuscan retreat. With impressive stonework and a curved cave-like feel, the highlight is a wine cellar and wet bar with a special hidden door. The space also features a home theater, gaming area and exercise room, but from mold discovery to an expanding budget, the project encounters several stumbling blocks.
See photos from this, and other, New Spaces transformations.Resources
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Products
Wes Cooper — Basements and Beyond, Inc
Website: www.basementsandbeyond.comstone on columns — El Dorado Stone
Website: www.eldoradostone.comwine cellar racks — Grotto Cellars
Website: www.grottocellars.comconcrete bar top — Concrete Jungle
Website: www.concretejunglecs.comcustom trim — Chad Palmer Construction
Phone: 303-594-0811
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