My basement Rec Room / Wet Bar build

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I am in until the pics of you sitting on the couch watching a movie... Looking good, you are very smart for keeping track of things like wiring, don't stay quiet about anything, I used to see it all the time when we were doing new construction, and at the end of the job the customer would say "I wanted the patio on this side of the door" and now its impossible to move...
 
I am so dizzy now, :D looking good, start picking paint colors...
 
For those following along at home....

Been a little slow the last week with taping / mudding / sanding and texture. That's all done now along with a lot of the trim and doors. They primed / painted today and will continue tomorrow. Then Monday it gets fun -- tile accent wall and bar floor tile go in, followed by cabinets. Hopefully carpet by the end of the week!

As always here's the 360° view that you can scroll and zoom around in:
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Here's the front wall where the TV and speakers will go -- you can see the audio and TV HDMI drops:

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Here's the bar area:

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And one of the audio cabinet (the back still needs to be cut out and shelves / door installed):

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Looking GOOD!!! You guys must be getting excited.... I am really feeling the floor, did the contractor do it himself or sub that out? I like the work from the pics...
 
Actually the floor hasn't been touched -- it's just the foundation still at this point. We'll be doing carpet throughout, with a tile floor in the bar area and lino in the bathroom and walkout doorway.
 
Actually the floor hasn't been touched -- it's just the foundation still at this point. We'll be doing carpet throughout, with a tile floor in the bar area and lino in the bathroom and walkout doorway.

WOW in the pics is looks like cement polishing I had it done at my office and it came awesome the guys that came and did it were like artists, they added the colors to make it look like natural stone and then cut and grouted to make it look like huge giant tiles, see pic below, then look at your pics, lol Yours looks like mine did before they did the final acid wash and polishing...
I really thought thats what you had from the pics, lol.. Sorry
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Bar cabinets started going in last night. Realized that one of the cabinets is going to cover the back surround speaker drop so probably going to have to move that which is a bummer. Also realized that the bar can light is awfully close to the cabinet and doesn't look right. Going to see if I can have that moved.

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At least the bathroom tile is done!

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On the wall for the TV, is that a grout less wood grain tile I see? That looks spectacular!
 
On the wall for the TV, is that a grout less wood grain tile I see? That looks spectacular!
That's exactly what it is -- thanks for the compliment. We saw a lot of tile accent walls being used in high end homes so we were inspired to give it a try. Came out even better than we could have hoped! Now I just have to drill it for the TV mount :eek:
 
Bar is almost done! Just need to relocate the surround speaker drop so the final cabinet can get mounted. Granite countertop got templated today so should be installed next week.

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If you can't move that light, maybe another glass door far that cabinet? Probably look better than the single solid door...

looking awesome though..
 
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