Custom Basement Bar "Under Staircase"
J. Neville Construction
9 years ago
Before and After - Unique utilization of space with this custom bar built in under staircase in basement. Featuring cherry cabinets, granite counter top, custom cherry wine rack, stainless steel appliances.
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9 years agoGood use of space! A piece of artwork (or clock, home made art, or a hanging serving tray) hung in the blank triangular area would help give a more balanced and finished appearance.
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