Color scheme! - I see red, yellow, orange, green colors here on the walls and they go perfectly! Could you share the brand and names of the paint colors? »
badblue59 One more thing. After checking numerous flooring stores and local home improvement stores, I went to the local newspaper on-line want ads. I found an ad for 470 sq. ft. of 3/4" by 5 1/2" hickory for $1300. Usually about $5.50 to $6.00 per ft., or around $3000. I sent a text saying, "How about $800?" and the seller said "We'll take it." It was a steal. Be sure to look online for all your needs. Craigs List, etc. Could save you a lot of $.
azdreamer Looks like our flooring which is 5" wide prefinished "Red Birch".....ours varies from very light to medium tones but overall has similar look as this.
Looks Beautiful! - Wondering if you would be able to shre any more information on the flooring. It looks like it's an engineered prefinished flooring, wondering if can share source information as I'm currently looking for flooringn. »
I keep coming back to your picture! Please share the type of flooring. - I have a basement as well and love the look of this floor in both color and fit in a basement with a lower ceiling spot due to duct work, I assume. Is it real wood or an engineered floor? »
7. Create a system with your children. I've seen in my own work how creating open accessible bins — and a good system of organization — helps children initiate their own play, play more creatively, and put things up in the end.
Streamline the toys. If you have children, you know how hard it can be to keep things simple. Think of yourselves as the Buckingham Palace guards of what comes into your home. Less toys makes for more creative play, studies show.
Embrace the natural light. Typically, the word "basement" can bring forth a few feelings of hesitation. Backed by thoughts of a dark or musty storage area, many folks who are enjoy basking in the sun don't really think of a basement as a fun place to spend the day. Prove them wrong through the use of basement windows or walkouts.
Once the crisis has passed it can take some time to get life back to normal and replace any essentials your basement once held. If budget allows, you may even begin dreaming of the basement game room, spare bedroom or home gym you've long wanted.Maybe add a few windows or make the ones you have larger. A neat basement window product is the Bilco Scapwell.Read on for some basement design ideas to get you started — whether you want to jump right on a project or are still just dreaming for now.
1. All bases covered. Install open shelving along all the walls of your basement for organized storage. Display household items, games and toys as decor.
5. Build in storage. “This is your chance to increase your opportunities for organization and storage,” says Hullinger. “Don't leave this out of your plans.” Built-in bookshelves across the wall of a basement can corral anything from toys to throw blankets to ski gear.