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Living space. Add a bedroom and a bathroom to construct a space for guests. A daylight basement will make a great apartment suite, either to rent or to accommodate an elderly parent or a live-in nanny. A successful living space may require new plumbing or electrical work.
Entertain guests. A basement can turn into a fun playroom for adults with a downstairs bar or a sophisticated lounge. Game rooms might include a pool table or dart board. A high-tech home theater, complete with banked seating, is a nice way to show off a big-screen television. Any remodeling work should address new plumbing or electrical needs for a wet bar or home theater.
Kids only. Give the kids their own space by turning the basement into a fun and safe playroom. It's a great way to keep the toys out of their bedrooms and other living spaces. A playroom is a fun place to go wild with design, such as adding a chalkboard wall or a painted checkerboard or hopscotch floor. Give older kids their own television complete with comfortable seating to play video games.
For hobbyists. Create a quiet, new retreat, complete with a workspace and added storage for materials, to enjoy sewing, crafts, or other hobbies. Keep the noise of machinery from buzzing through the house by putting a carpentry workshop in the basement. Turn it into a personalized sanctuary with decor to match.
Work space. The basement, tucked away from the noise of the main floors, is a great place for a home office. Extra walls can enclose the office completely, separating it from other basement foot traffic.
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