Brighten with Color
Produce a focal point wall in the basement by painting it a bold, warm color. This deep orange wall puts off an earthy palette of gold, pea green, and pale brown. Prints of accent the orange with a healthy dose.
Form and Design the Space
Define a basement area with curved walls and intriguing artwork. The wall here began with a framework of studs. It's coated with shaped veneer panels overlaid with molding and raised wood blocks to create the wainscoting. Over the seat rail, a hand-painted mural depicts a whimsical scene of puppies playing billiards.
Tile the Walls for Easy Care
Finished basement walls normally entails attaching wood furring strips or 2x4 studs to masonry walls, then adding insulation and covering with shingles. Tile is applied within the drywall as for any bathroom or toilet installation.
Create Brick Interest
Boost your home's energy efficiency by insulating walls before applying the finishing therapy. Rigid foam panels are impervious to moisture and offer value.
Cover the Wall with Pegboard
Centering the television under the little basement window plays down the awkward dimensions and position of the window. Covered with a sheer organza shade it looks like a piece of art.
Perk Up with Plywood
Paint some of the plywood squares with chalkboard paint to make a message center.
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