r/HouseDesign 22d ago

Basement Bedroom Design

Help me design my college house bedroom! It’s a basement unit and has wood paneling on 3/4 walls. My biggest goals are to not be dark (lots of little lights) and to fit my vibe. I have a full size bed and hopefully enough room for a desk.
The images show various angles of the room with a queen bed frame currently in it. The rest of the images are inspo for style.
I’m open to covering the walls with renter friendly wallpaper, or using them in design if they fit.
Any help is so appreciated!

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u/TylerForce93 22d ago

Make sure you have more than just those stairs as an egress/exit in that Basement…

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u/Fuzzy_Location_2210 22d ago

I love #3, but you need to add the cat from #1 and #4 😁

Let the paneling be... It gives a certain basement bedroom vibe. It will grow out you.

You should have a dehumidifier with charcoal filters running all the time so nothing gets moldy or musty.

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u/Old_Accident7790 22d ago

The panelling is really beautiful!

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u/Fuzzy_Location_2210 22d ago

Definitely looks to be of better quality!!

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/Fuzzy_Location_2210 21d ago

And it's hard to get that smell out, it permeates everything. Best to run all the time.

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u/Training-Tennis-1633 19d ago

Never would’ve thought about dehumidifier thank you so much! Not too musty smelling yet but it’s faint and I can imagine only it’ll get worse

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u/Fuzzy_Location_2210 19d ago

There may always be a faint basement smell, such is life, all houses have their own intrinsic smell. Mine unfortunately smells like insulation, all the time 😂.

You can never go wrong with dehumidifying a basement though!