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Basement finishing ideas

Basement finishing ideas

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There are many things that you can do to your basement other than using it as a storage room for equipment. When coming up with basement finishing ideas, take into consideration the unique features of this area in your house. The fact that it is dark and cold can actually work in its favour as there are many interesting room designs that can work and thrive in these conditions. This article will provide basement finishing ideas.

Library or shelving or study and home office

Library or shelving or study Due to its quiet location, the basement is probably one the best places in your house to read a book or study for an exam. Set-up proper shelves where you can keep your books and other reading materials. Keep in mind that lighting is the most essential factor to consider when transforming your basement into a study or library. Home office Turn your basement into a home office or an extension of your workplace. A basement converted into a home office is ideal for working mothers who usually prefer a work area in the house that is free from kid clutter .

Playroom, home theatre and home bar

Playroom Turning your basement into a playroom is also a good option. Instead of going down for some peace and quietness, you can send your kids down the basement where they would not be able to disturb adults. Another upside to converting your basement into a play area is that you would not need to really monitor your little ones. Kids are normally bursting with energy and would like to explore insisting on venturing outdoors. A basement playroom can protect your children from being exposed to inclement weather such as extreme cold and rain. Home theatre Since your basement is probably the darkest place in your abode, why not turn it into a home theatre? The innate darkness of your basement can create the impression that you're inside a real movie theatre. Home bar If you're someone who likes throwing parties, then consider transforming your basement into a bar. You don't need to leave your house to have a good time. Just call your friends to come over to have good time. When creating a home bar design, consider incorporating a wine cellar. Typically, temperatures in basements range from 48 to 56 degrees Fahrenheit making them good places to store wines and alcoholic beverages.

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