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Painting interior concrete walls can add warmth to a basement at very little cost. Because concrete is porous, it absorbs a lot of paint. Unless you're an experienced painter, you may want to purchase extra paint to account for more absorption than usual.

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Industrial looking painted or whitewashed brick walls are awesome and perfect for the mancave. See how I made mine using black and white paint

Having a finished basement is something that I’ve always wanted. Growing up, my parents basement was the fun, stylish open concept entertainment space, suitable…

Can't afford a full basement renovation, but still want to be able to use the space comfortably? These inexpensive DIY updates can make a big difference.

Are you looking to spruce up your dark and dingy basement? Despite being the foundation of the interior of most homes, basement walls are usually the most unwelcoming environment and often create an uninviting aesthetics. ... Read more

Our Creepy Basement is Getting a Makeover (Part 1) | Beginning in the Middle

Check out this modern industrial basement, which doesn't even attempt to cover the cinder block walls! Cement floor and all....this is a GREAT looking basement room!:

The process of painting cinder block walls in a basement this is for unpainted blocks or if you want to repaint your cinder block walls. #twofeetfirst

How are your painted concrete floors holding up in the basement? Check out my honest update on how are basement floors look after 3 years!

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Painting an Unfinished Basement--so easy, a pregnant woman can do it!

I'm in the middle of choosing a basement paint color. Here are the contenders along with what's left to do down there...

Painting your concrete basement floor with high-quality paint can help protect it from moisture and give it a finished appearance. Learn more,

We all have that breaking point when it comes to renovations. You know that moment when you just want to quit? When you look around and feel like there's no progress? The moment when you feel like the finish line is so far away and yet you've already clocked hours and hours of hard work? The point when you just want to cry and have a little pity party? Or maybe just want to plant a "for sale as-is" sign in the front yard? I hit that point last week. For the past two weeks, I'll get home from…