Basement Bar Ideas

A kitchen with wooden cabinets and granite counter tops.

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A man and woman working on a kitchen.
A room with wooden cabinets and a mirror
A kitchen with wooden cabinets and a refrigerator.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets and tile floors.
A kitchen with brown cabinets and marble counter tops.
A room with a large mirror and wooden floor.
A kitchen with wood cabinets and granite countertops.
A man in white shirt painting cabinets with words.
A kitchen with black cabinets and granite counter tops.
A kitchen with white cabinets and black counter tops.
A kitchen with white cabinets and wooden counter tops.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets and granite counter tops.

These costs on this picture were from 2007.

A kitchen with wooden cabinets and granite counter tops.
A bar with lights hanging above it in the corner.
A room with some bricks and walls in it
A room with three lights hanging above the bar.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets and marble counter tops.
A room with a bar and cabinets in it
A kitchen with white cabinets and black counter tops.
A kitchen with white cabinets and black counter tops.
A kitchen with brown cabinets and white counters.
A kitchen with a large wooden head board.
A kitchen with brown cabinets and black counter tops.
A kitchen with brown cabinets and tile floor.

We build basement bars based on the design you want and the budget you're trying to bring it in under.  If it is a traditional basement wet bar it typically has to be custom built and can be done in our custom cabinetryprofessional's shop or on site.  Our clients will usually go on Houzz or Pinterest or Instagram and show us pictures of what they like and tell us what budget they're trying to work within.  We then design for them a custom bar built for their space.

We used to build many kitchens on site and finish them on site as you see in our picture gallery.  In the last several years however, it has become far more cost effective to buy prefinished cabinetry and have it installed by our premier cabinetry installer.  Basement floors are not level and the Big Box stores don't pay their subcontractor installers very much to install their cabinetry.  As a result it all looks fine once it's installed and paid for, but when the granite personnel comes out to template for a granite countertop they will often say that they can't install until the cabinets are leveled leaving the homeowner in a situation where he's got to call back the installer or get another installer to level the cabinets at additional cost.  Our installer installed kitchens for a kitchen cabinetry company whose kitchen renovations started at $150,000 for years.  He's independent now and we guarantee that his cabinet installs are perfectly level regardless of how unlevel your floor is.