🏠 Parents finishing basements as rec rooms generally are guided by one principle: Make them as indestructible as possible. Sean Carter’s client wasn’t one of them. As a single father whose only child was headed to college, the man was focused on turning the lower level of his 1939 Rocky River Tudor into a place where he could entertain his friends in comfort and style. Carter, an interior designer at Sapphire Pear in Rocky River, was charged with transforming the space into a series of clean-lined venues decorated in the neutral palette his client had chosen for the rest of the house, yet distinguished by an eclectic mix of colorful art and accessories. 🔗 See more of the renovation at the link in our bio. 🖊️ Lynne Thompson 📸 Scott Pease #cleveland #InTheCLE #clevelandhomes #rockyriverohio