Watch movies while your mother-in-law is in town: This San Francisco basement is part home theater, part guest room
The owners spent close to $600,000 creating a versatile space in the basement of their California houseAn investment banker with a young family wanted to turn a basement-level floor of his four-bedroom, five-bathroom San Francisco home into a media room with home cinema, a venue for his collection of rock ’n’ roll photography and art, and a space that could accommodate his mother and mother-in-law when they visited.
“This was originally a chopped-up space with a bedroom, kitchen and closet,” Ms. Wilkinson says. “We opened up the space, created a wall of built-ins that hide a king-size Murphy bed and bedside tables, and a new bathroom, laundry and closet area.” The ceilings were a bit low but they were able to excavate to ultimately add several inches to the height. Shades of blue were chosen for millwork and upholstery as a complementary backdrop to the art and a nod to the outdoors.
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