9. Stone Basement Wall Ideas

Unlike cinder blocks, stone can create a cave-like feel in a good way. It’s the perfect wall treatment for turning your basement into a wine cellar. For this look, use a large wood stone design. You can do this with wallpaper, wall panels, or even real stone. The method you choose will depend on the budget.

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Stacked stone is a modern look that can add texture to your basement. It’s perfect for finishing the wall of your basement. Create an accent wall. Cover the front of your basement bar. Build a half wall that separates the space into separate usable areas.

10. Wallpaper Basement Wall Ideas

Completely transform the look of your basement with wallpaper. People don’t typically consider wallpaper because basements are damp, and wallpaper isn’t compatible with dampness. However, if you’ve finished your basement, then using modern wallpaper shouldn’t be an issue.

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Adhere the wallpaper to the drywall or other surface. You could have one design in each area to help define the different spaces. Use a simple design in the main living space. Then something with a bolder pattern on the mini kitchen wall.

You could go for a statement wallpaper with a bright and bold pattern in the basement bathroom. The small space can support a stronger pattern that would look overwhelming on larger walls.

11. Wood Basement Wall Ideas

Adding wood paneling to your basement walls will create a warm and welcoming environment. You could do this by mounting wood planks on the walls. However, this will require more work as you’ll need to finish the wood and mount each one individually.