Mask Block Wall with Paint
If your concrete-block basement walls are dry and free of efflorescence or mold, you can seal them with a masonry sealer or all-purpose water-base primer-sealer and paint using a high-quality latex paint, look more to https://capablegroupinc.ca/.
Lines and Color Add Punch
Painting the walls a warm reddish over the chair rail and khaki beneath gives the place a sense of closeness. Implementing the same reddish generates pattern at the wainscoting, and the combination pop is made by white molding.
Brighten with Color
Brighten with Colour
Leave Brick Exposed for an Urban Look
If your house's foundation walls are brick rather than the more ordinary poured concrete or concrete block, leave them vulnerable for a posh loft look in the basement. This cellar office gets light from above-grade windows. In their natural condition the brick walls are for hip urban style and the wood floor joists are exposed.
Attain a Modern Log Cabin Appearance
Walls coated in warm pine tongue-and-groove siding, and a stone and wood fireplace provide this basement a rustic log-cabin feel.
Start with the Fundamentals
Strips of stained wood include architectural appeal, and panels of vivid cloth add colour.
Maximize with Molding and Paint
Here the trimwork and ceiling are painted warm white and the drywall is painted bright white. The combination makes this region of the basement feel open and light and makes the most of natural light coming in through the above-grade window.
A Bright, Beautiful, Budget End
A thrifty way to completing a basement laundry room is to paint everything white--concrete-block walls in addition to the exposed floor joists and ducts overhead--and mask the walls with drapes.
Tile the Walls for Easy Care
Subway tiles applied over drywall up to plate-rail height create durable, easy-to-maintain walls for a basement laundry room.
