From Cave to Crave: A Lower-Level Mid-Century Remodel in St. Anthony
Once an underused space, this basement is now a bright, versatile extension of the home, ready for everything from cozy movie nights to lively gatherings.
Lead Carpenter Allen Carpentier / Earl Drangstveit
Carpenter Micah Maatman
St. Anthony remodel brings this basement to life!
Project Summary
Once dark, closed off, and dysfunctional, this basement was nicknamed “The Cave”—a space the homeowners dreaded using except in emergencies. They knew their lower level could be so much more than a storm shelter and seasonal storage.
Their vision? A functional, welcoming space to enjoy year-round. The result is a midcentury modern transformation with improved flow, generous storage, and vibrant character. Thoughtful touches of paint, wallpaper, and décor bring energy to the design, while the open layout makes it perfect for hosting friends and family.
A blend of warm wood tones adds depth and character, seamlessly connecting the basement to the main floor. The thoughtfully planned layout includes a guest bedroom area that feels open yet distinct—perfect for overnight visitors or easily adaptable for events. Once an underused space, this basement is now a bright, versatile extension of the home, ready for everything from cozy movie nights to lively gatherings.
After Entertainment Space
Bar Wallpaper – Spoonflower – Retro Atomic Teak Danish Modern Shapes Abstract Lines Mid-Century Modern Pattern Wallpaper.
