Underground home aesthetic

Truth is stranger than fiction, or so the saying goes. And if you think massive, underground cities is something confined to fantasy and science fiction, here are several, real locations that humans have made their homes deep beneath the ground over the years.

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Walkout basements are a great solution for sloping, downhill sites (Something my fellow Floridians don't have to worry about). However, if you plan on finishing out this space, please, do not call it a basement! Call it a terrace level or lower level, just about anything other than “basement”. When people think of basements, they

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The image shows a dimly lit, concrete underground tunnel with multiple levels connected by long staircases. The tunnel's curved walls are lined with small lights and feature a series of arched recesses. The overall atmosphere is cool, dark, and slightly eerie, suggesting an abandoned or forgotten location.

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I can't tell you how satisfying it is to identify an uncredited viral photo from the internet. I must have come across this picture of an underground cave cottage/ hobbit house/ Flinstones shack – whatever the internet was calling it – more than a dozen times on my internet travels. It could have be

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