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Crowdsource My Basement Design
Karl Fisch,
The Fischbowl, January 30, 2012.
The idea of crowdsourcing your basement design is so delicious I can't pass it by. Karl Fisch posts a number of photos of his existing space and links to a homestyler plan and encourages readers to collectively redesign it. When looking at the photos I wanted to focus on the ceiling and wall paint (or panels) but there doesn't seem to be an option for that. You really need to brighten a space like a basement because there are so few windows. (Hits Today: 2 Total: 569)
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Are you wishing for pics of the existing ceiling and walls? Or did you wish that homestyler had more options for that? [Comment]
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I was wanting the homestyler to have more options than it does. I was able to see the ceilings and walls in the pics you provided - that's why I wanted to redo them! [Comment]
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