Having a basement in your home can serve many important purposes. It automatically bumps up the square footage of your house, and provides you with an extra room that is separate from the rest of your home. Depending on the size of your basement and the needs of you and your family, there are many different options for what to do with that space.
Extra Living Space
Even if you have a great living room in the main part of
your house, it can still be beneficial to create a cozy living space in the
basement. Because the basement is more secluded, you are able to create the
perfect space for relaxation and entertainment. Over sized couches and a fairly large television are a necessity if you
are planning on spending a lot of time watching TV, movies, or playing video
games.
A basement can also be a great excuse to purchase that
completely unnecessary but fun item you have always wanted, whether it is a
pool table, pinball machine, popcorn maker, jukebox, gambling table, or
anything else you could think of. These items are often very large, making them
undesirable for your everyday living space. Having a basement eliminates the
need to see or use them every day, and turns your basement into a special and enjoyable
getaway.
Craft Room
If you are a fan of crafting, or have kids that are often
working on large projects, a basement craft area is a real treat. If you don’t
already have a designated craft area, often times your living room, dining room,
or kitchen is used for that space and become cluttered and messy. Having a
designated craft area allows you to stay very organized, but is also less of an
inconvenience if things do get disorderly.
Theme rooms can be dangerous for the main parts of your
house, as they can be overwhelming or outgrown. However, a basement can be the
ideal location for a children’s play or theme room. The ample space that basements
typically provide allows for a large, open play area for children. You could
create an intricate and outlandish space for your children, or just keep it
simple with games, art supplies, and play equipment.
Storage Space
If you don’t feel that it is necessary for you to use your
basement as an extra room to spend time in, then you can always go to its most
basic use: storage! A basement is an amazing source of open space that allows
you to completely organize your life. Cabinets, drawers, shelving units-the list
goes on and on. Having a designated space just for storage is so helpful in
keeping your things organized so that nothing is cluttered, and you know
exactly how to find everything you store.
Taking an existing basement to that next level can be overwhelming to even consider. If you feel like your basement needs a transformation, let D.J.'s Painting & Remodeling take all the stress away! Contact us today to begin imagining and constructing your dream basement, whatever you might need it for.
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