"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The basement is probably the floor most forgotten. Attics are fun and charming, whimsical and spooky in a ...

“We’re always up for weird,” says Jeanne Barber of Camden Grace Interiors in West Hartford, Connecticut. Barber and her team converted a ship-themed finished basement, which was originally built as a ...

Basements are notoriously cluttered and creepy, but they definitely don't have to live up to that bad reputation. This is especially true if you transform it into a home bar... Your own little ...

You've put in the hard work to transform your dingy basement into a neighborhood drinking spot. But don't stop at just a counter and some bar stools. A few finishing touches will make your new ...

The keenly awaited Hot Eye basement bar with its speakeasy vibe has opened just in time for the SCAD Film Festival crowds.

Since opening just over a year ago in Shaw, the Dabney has mostly used its basement to store pickling jars. But the Blagden Alley restaurant is preparing to convert the brick-walled space into a wine ...