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Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge
Piller & Putz ConstructionPiller & Putz Construction
My Houzz
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Lidy DipertLidy Dipert
Lidy Dipert
Aria di rinnovamento - Progetto in corso
Aria di rinnovamento - Progetto in corso
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Saint Andrews Rambler
Swanson HomesSwanson Homes
The media space features a light stained white oak built-in paired with gray stonework behind the tv for some added warmth and texture. There is a spacious game area sized perfectly for a pool table.
Ballard Bungalow
Ballard Bungalow
Ore StudiosOre Studios
Andy Beers
あつみづのいえ
あつみづのいえ
清建築設計室清建築設計室
Maple Grove Finished Basement
Maple Grove Finished Basement
Pinnacle Design & RemodelingPinnacle Design & Remodeling
A blank slate and open minds are a perfect recipe for creative design ideas. The homeowner's brother is a custom cabinet maker who brought our ideas to life and then Landmark Remodeling installed them and facilitated the rest of our vision. We had a lot of wants and wishes, and were to successfully do them all, including a gym, fireplace, hidden kid's room, hobby closet, and designer touches.
Rockland Park Aspen Showhome - Brookfield Residential
Rockland Park Aspen Showhome - Brookfield Residential
Rochelle Cote Interior DesignRochelle Cote Interior Design
Set in the vibrant community of Rockland Park, this welcoming Aspen showhome is the perfect first home for a young family! Our homes are often a reflection of who we are and the Aspen showhome was inspired by the idea of a graphic designer and her family living in the home and filling it with her work. The colour palette for the home is sleek and clean to evoke a Scandinavian feel. Dusty rose and black accent colours interspersed with curved lines and textural elements add interest and warmth to the home. The main floor features an open concept floor plan perfect for entertaining, while the top floor includes 3 bedrooms complete with a cozy nursery and inviting master retreat. Plus, the lower level office & studio is a great space to create. This showhome truly has space for the entire family including outdoor space on every level!
Wilson Basement Remodel Part One
Wilson Basement Remodel Part One
Windows to the Walls InteriorsWindows to the Walls Interiors
Liz Ernest Photography Two Leather Sofas and a coffee table facing a custom built-in media center
Large Sauna
Large Sauna
Onesta ConstructionOnesta Construction
Andrea Hughes
Family Basement Finish
Family Basement Finish
Graham & McCormack Design LLCGraham & McCormack Design LLC
Kitchen Space in Basement
Griffey Remodeling - Basement Under $100,00
Griffey Remodeling - Basement Under $100,00
NARI of Central OhioNARI of Central Ohio
Laidlaw
Laidlaw
House of MiloHouse of Milo
Mountain Basement
Mountain Basement
Homework Design.Build.RemodelHomework Design.Build.Remodel
Remodeling an existing 1940s basement is a challenging! We started off with reframing and rough-in to open up the living space, to create a new wine cellar room, and bump-out for the new gas fireplace. The drywall was given a Level 5 smooth finish to provide a modern aesthetic. We then installed all the finishes from the brick fireplace and cellar floor, to the built-in cabinets and custom wine cellar racks. This project turned out amazing!
Harlem Duplex
Harlem Duplex
Emergent Form ArchitectureEmergent Form Architecture
New dimmable recessed lighting and a colorful ombre wall mural transformed this low-ceilinged basement into a cozy den.
132 Kane Street
132 Kane Street
M.Arch ArchitectsM.Arch Architects
Cozy home
Cozy home
Phavos PhotographyPhavos Photography
Saint Andrews Rambler
Saint Andrews Rambler
Swanson HomesSwanson Homes
The media space features a light stained white oak built-in paired with gray stonework behind the tv for some added warmth and texture. There is a spacious game area sized perfectly for a pool table.
Basement conversion
Basement conversion
SxS Design & Build LtdSxS Design & Build Ltd
Photography | Simon Maxwell | https://simoncmaxwell.photoshelter.com

481 Scandinavian Basement Design Photos

A Scandinavian basement often has an expansive, wide-open layout, which enables it to serve a variety of functions. Homeowners use their downstair rooms as games rooms, media rooms, extra bedrooms and storage space – some have even been known to add a pool! By adding square meterage to your home – and who doesn’t want more space? – you’ll be adding value to your home, and will give your family more room to grow. As you get ready to take the renovation plunge, take time to map out your basement layout and determine all its separate functions. Think about what your family needs the space for, and pick a layout that best suits those needs. Once you finalise your plan, determine whether built-ins are worth pursuing. In a vast, undefined space, they're an easy way to differentiate one space from another – the extra storage space doesn't hurt either. Finally, decide how you're going to fill the room with furniture. Since there's so much space to cover, picking the right pieces is a little more challenging than usual, so look at other Scandinavian basements to get a feel for what to look for when shopping.

What should I use my Scandinavian basement for?

Every household is different, so when looking for basement ideas, make sure you pinpoint how you spend your time and then cater to those hobbies and interests. If you host parties often or are wine aficionados, turning your Scandinavian basement into a home bar or wine cellar would be a good investment. If you're a movie buff or love all things entertainment, become the neighbourhood hot spot with a massive family and media room combo. Give the guy in your family the ultimate escape with a man cave, game room and home gym, or be practical above all else by adding extra bedrooms and another bathroom.

Should I add built-ins to my Scandinavian basement?

A large space is hard to define, but clever built-ins can help clarify room divisions while simultaneously aiding organisation. For the ultimate video game/movie hub, install a custom entertainment centre, complete with bookshelves and cabinets for storing small electronic accessories, movies and books. For those family movie nights, add a wet bar that includes a microwave and mini fridge for popcorn and beverages. You can also create a craft room with a built-in counter and shelves, or add a long booth or bench for extra seating in a game room or playroom. The options are endless, so consult a designer or builder to see what works for your Scandinavian basement renovation.

How should I decorate my Scandinavian basement?

When shopping for Scandinavian basement decor and furniture, typically bigger is better. Unlike other rooms where space might be tight, your basement likely has room to spare, so your furniture should be oversized and chunky to help fill up space. Sectionals are a great way to avoid an empty-looking room, and they provide plenty of seating for when guests come to visit. Be sure to add other common living room pieces – like armchairs, side tables and coffee tables – to fully complete the look. If your family loves games, add a pool table or poker table, or include an oversized table for regular board games. Give your kids their own corner in the Scandinavian basement with an indoor playhouse or swing, or create your ultimate getaway with a daybed and bookshelves for reading, napping and relaxing.
Revelstoke
Revelstoke
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