Yes, a beautiful basement is actually possible.
These ideas, courtesy of designers all around the South, should give youall the inspiration you need.
Despite the neutral palette, the space feels dynamic because of all the texture and pattern.
Credit:Laurey W. Glenn; Stylist: Matthew Gleason
Enter: the accent wall, which in this case is stunning natural stone.
This one leans into pink and gold, the ultimate feminine combination.
This one proves that the dated wall covering doesn’t have to be such a bad thing.
Credit:Courtesy of Samantha Friedman Interior Designs, by Angela Newton Roy Photography
Styled correctly, it can actually be incredibly chic.
Designed byRyan Street Architectsin Austin, Texas, this one flawlessly leans into the dark and moody vibe.
Basements are known for being multi-purpose spaces, and no room should be exempt.
Credit:Courtesy of Andi Morse Design, by Heidi Harris Photography
Worried you’ll be putting lipstick on a pig?
Just look above: The bright yellow actually reads as bold and industrial.
It makes such a big impact and quickly makes the open-concept space feel more cohesive.
Credit:Courtesy of HW Interiors, by Native House Photography
But does that mean it needs to be relegated to big totes on a wire shelf?
This basement begs to differ, which is full of smart, custom built-ins.
Paint On a Runner
Who says you need a rug to make a runner?
Credit:Courtesy of Cheri Etchelecu Interior Design, by Stovall Studio
Instead, give it exactly what it wants: a beautifully dark paint.
This family-friendly option will make the most of your dark space and create memories for years to come.
Credit:Courtesy of Cumbaa Design Co, by Klik Studio
Credit:Courtesy of Powell Brower Interiors, by Angela Newton Roy Photography
Credit:Courtesy of Erica Burns Interiors, by Anice Hoachlander
Credit:Courtesy of Ryan Street Architects, by Douglas Friedman
Credit:Courtesy of Interiors by LH, Christy Kosnic Photography
Credit:Courtesy of Interiors by LH, by Christy Kosnic Photography
Credit:Courtesy of BarnesVanze Architects, by Anice Hoachlander
Credit: Photo by Stephen Karlisch
Credit: Photo: Tria Giovan, Styling: Olga Naiman
Credit:Laurey Glenn
Credit:Stanley Martin Homes
