Low Basement Ceilings
7 years ago
Help! We are trying to sell our home and literally the ONLY thing buyers say keeps them from buying is our low ceiling height (they’re about 7’ drop ceilings and no can’t remove and paint the stuff above because it’s ugly as all heck).
How can we make it look higher??? Should we just remove all the furniture?
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