With an expanding family the clients wanted to convert their basement into a multi-functional space. They wanted it to be a place for their kids to play, have a space to work from home in, and an area for crafting. So we cleaned up the ceiling and walls from all unnecessary nails, wires, splinters, etc. The mechanical systems were covered up but we added easily removable panels and doors for easy maintenance. We recessed and increased the lighting for more head room and a cleaner look. Finally we finished the space with five built-ins: a craft area, a desk, a coat rack with storage, a shoe rack, and another storage closet.

A basement room with unfinished ceiling showing exposed pipes and wooden beams. Contains a small window, a table with toys and coloring supplies, child-sized chairs, a play kitchen, storage bins, and household items such as a small sink, clock, and cleaning supplies. The floor has a rug and the walls are white with some decorations and hanging utensils.
A wooden entryway organizer with hooks, a black bench top, and drawers at the bottom.
Unfinished wooden built-in wall unit with upper cabinets, open shelves, a black countertop, and an electrical outlet, installed in a room with concrete floor and exposed ceiling beams.
A small kitchenette with light wood cabinets, a gray countertop, and a white sink with a modern faucet. The backsplash is a warm wood tone, and there are electrical outlets on the wall. The ceiling exposes wooden beams and ductwork, and a white pipe runs from the ceiling to the countertop area.