{ Basement Style }

Finally ready to get some actual living use out of your basement space, but not sure if you can commit to carpeting the whole area? 

With the issues of moisture and mold still posing a problem for most subterranean spaces, homeowners looking to properly install carpet in their basement typically must undergo a very time- and money-intensive four-layer carpeting installation. However, if you don’t want the hassle of a full-on, meticulous carpeting process – or simply don’t want the look of wall-to-wall – then consider staining your concrete basement floor and utilizing decorative area rugs to help fill the space and keep feet off the cold floor. 

 

 

 

Staining a concrete basement floor is relatively inexpensive and will stand up to the inevitable moisture issues better than other flooring options. But best of all, it’s so unique and versatile. Concrete stain permeates the concrete to produce deep, rich, translucent tones and can even mimic stone, marble, leather, or wood. Furthermore, opting for stained concrete allows you to change up your space as often as you’d like, while adding warmth, with the simple placement of area rugs. Keep in mind that if moisture is a concern, area rugs can be coated to protect against moisture.

 

 

 

Regardless of which flooring option you decide to pursue, Dabbieri has an expansive assortment of elegant and contemporary carpeting and area rugs to cozy up the finished basement of your dreams.

Comments

[elite concrete restoration]

I'm so much like the first image.
This made some inspired for my living room.

[The Dabbieri Collection]

I know, right? SO lovely! :)

[2011 Tapping World Summit]

The living room sure looks lovely!