History
Interior Design 2018 - 2020
Credits
Builder: Chelsea Construction
Features
Moody and masculine man cave featuring plaid fabric walls, ebony-stained
woodwork and brass accents+
This basement was always meant as a destination for Dad. Its pub origins were set by the prior homeowners, the husband’s family. His father, in particular. This was a space with a tradition and theme that needed preserving. The bones and original design direction were on point. It just needed a plaid pub facelift. The paneling and cabinets were in near-perfect condition. The herringbone brick walls around the bathroom and wine cellar added the perfect textural balance and gave us the inspirational nudge for a new palette. We deepened the woodwork with ebony stain and enriched this new moody man-cave with two inspiring wall coverings: a black and cream plaid fabric on the main room walls and a show-stopping Phillip Jeffries wallpaper on the curved hallway walls.
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Form meet function: the swivel chairs mean no back to the TV and the coffee table features a fabric ledge for a soft place to put your feet and an inset trey to put your drink
I love how this sideboard panel design mimics the pattern of the wall plaid.
This saddle cinch buckle detail carries the hunting scenes from wall art to swivel chair design
This mirrored backsplash was part of the original bar design and follows the curvature of the home's upstairs architecture
