Basements or the lower-level floor of a split-level home is often a neglected or unused space that offers endless opportunities to add style and comfort to your home. These opportunities include but are not limited to a new family living room, personal gym, media room, wine ‘sanctuary’, guest room, wet bar, etc. Whether you need to increase the usable living space in your home or add much-needed storage, a basement renovation starts with good design and should be thoughtfully planned to suit your family’s needs for many years to come. Get inspired! Seek help from the basement remodeling experts at MainStreet Design Build. Start by exploring these stunning lower-level transformations.
Designing and building this 875 square foot lower-level was an enjoyable experience for our entire staff. Our clients were looking for a space to gather with friends and family. They needed an inviting comfortable lounge area for house guests, a fun game “playground” for their small children, and a fully appointed home gym. We were lucky to …
Our clients have lived in this Quarton Lake home in the heart of Birmingham for 16 years. The layout had never made sense to them as the house was designed with multiple floors. The main entry floor originally included the formal dining and living rooms, along with a sunroom and powder room. Accessed at a …
Designing and building this 1,300 square foot lower level was so much fun for our entire staff! With new entertainment space fueling our clients’ desire for a lower level remodel—to gather with friends for ‘University of Michigan’ football Saturdays, March Madness and everything “Michigan” in between—they came to MainStreet needing an inviting, comfortable space for …
A rare find in Bloomfield Township is new construction. This gem of a custom home not only featured a modern, open floorplan with great flow, it also had an 1,800 sq. ft. unfinished basement. When the homeowners of this beautiful house approached MainStreet Design Build, they understood the value of renovating the accessible, non-livable space—and …
