Beautiful basements that are filled with light
lovePROPERTY team
25 May 2021
Stylish subterranean spaces from bedrooms to bars
Sarah Richardson Design / Stacey Brandford
Include a glazed wall
Stone and Ceramic Warehouse
Light up a bar atmosphere
Industville
Make the staircase float
Stone and Ceramic Warehouse
Add a sliding barn door
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Master indoor-outdoor living
Appleton Weiner Architects
Workout in a basement gym
Ensoul
Make it multipurpose
Vanessa Francis
Open up a homeschool
Aspire Basements
Set up an authentic wine cellar
Rightmove
Stick to a pale palette
Staged For Upsell
Design a laid-back den
Staged For Upsell
Go to the movies
On The Market
Install a subterranean wine cellar
Premier Basements
Embrace a tonal scheme
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Go for rustic décor
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Create a cut-out basement
Nicholson Renovations
Work wonders with white
London City Basements
Go luxe with super-high ceilings
Wolff Architects
Create a bedroom suite
The Property Service
Relocate the laundry room
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Design a split-level ceiling
Shalini Misra
Make it child-friendly
MATT Architecture
Opt for a zoned layout
Concept Interiors
Create a TV snug
Leslie Goodwin Photography
Go big on spotlights
Callahan Interiors
Add clerestory windows
Christine Elliott Interior Design
Get smart with lighting
Sanders Pace Architecture
Make a minimalist space
Restructure studio
Create the ultimate games room
J Silver Design
Bring the kitchen downstairs
Prestige Residential Construction
Create cohesion with colourful accents
Mosaik Design & Remodeling
Go big on built-in storage
EL Studio
Design a colourful den
Creative Union
Create a dedicated craft room
Rossmonster Design
Keep wiring out of sight
Princeton Design
Maximise light with glass fixtures
Estbury Basements
Add a secret wine cellar
The Bellepoint Company
Excavate an outside space
The Hampshire Bespoke Carpentry Company
Channel industrial vibes
Calico Studio
Illuminate with mini skylights
Firfield Developments
Create a split-level space
Norton Ellis Architects
Accentuate period features
LEAD Studios
Design a luxury hideout
Madison Taylor
Fit moisture-resistant flooring
Wentworth Inc.
Utilise dead space
Sarah Richardson Design / Stacey Brandford
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