Chic Media Basement Remodel

Project Overview

This homeowner wanted to create an entertainment space that better connected their family. We were tasked with remodeling their basement to create a cozy family room that the whole family could enjoy. This basement was dark, cold and cramped space with an undesirable layout and outdated finishes. The existing utility closet took up most of the usable footprint. The first priority for the clients was to redesign the staircase for a more open, contemporary look. The rest of this project included relocating the water heater and boiler to expand the finished area and adding all new flooring and finishes. We also designed a cabinet space which won a CotY Award for the design and execution of a custom cabinetry unit. The final results of this family friendly living space now welcomes reading, watching movies, and lounging together.

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  • Project Type Basements
  • Location Washington, DC
  • Neighborhood Chevy Chase
  • Awards CotY
  • Expected Range $125K-$175K
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Keith Vaughan

Founder

As founder of Spectrum Design Build, Keith’s standard of excellence and professional integrity infuse every step of the home remodeling process, and specifically Spectrum’s approach to integrated Design + Build as the preferred methodology to complete projects. For more than two decades, he’s helped Clients transform their homes with thoughtful design, innovative solutions, collaborative intent, and superior craftsmanship. He’s not only the owner-manager of this award-winning company, but he takes great pride in having built a company of dedicated employees, participating and donating in his community, and holistically giving back to the building and remodeling industry. For example, Keith serves on committees and associations such as the DC CODE TAG Committee for IRC, IEBC, and Energy code adoptions, PRO Mid-Atlantic, MBIA and its carpenter apprenticeship program, and often serves as an expert witness protecting consumers, code compliance, and general building safety and methodology issues.