How to decorate the basement of a villa?

The first impression the basement gives us is a storage room for things we usually don’t need. But the basement of the villa is different, because he transformed the former storage room with a single function into an oversized living space in daily life. Chongqing decoration industry experts remind that with the continuous upgrading of decoration technology, many villa owners like to decorate the basement of their villas into home theaters, gyms, children's rooms, private reception rooms, bars, etc. It's really unique and brings you a different feeling. Waterproofing and moisture-proofing are construction elements. The key issue in basement decoration is waterproofing and moisture-proofing. Waterproofing is for the "ceiling", while moisture-proofing is for the walls and floors. There are many good moisture-proof and waterproof paints on the market today. In addition, adding moisture-proof layers to walls and floors is also an effective method. When it comes to moisture-proof performance, vitrified tiles are an ideal basement floor material; for walls, waterproof paint or wallpaper is much better than tiles. In addition, during the construction process, owners also need to slow down and pay special attention to some small details. For example, when painting the wall, you must wait until the latex paint on the wall is completely dry before doing other processes, because if it is not dry, it is easy to have insufficient flatness or "small honeycombs". In the basement decoration process, the environmental protection of materials is also very important. The ventilation performance of the basement itself is not very ideal, so it is necessary to minimize the woodwork and other decoration links with high formaldehyde content. In basements with insufficient light, more glass can be used to increase the refraction of light and supplement the lack of light in the living room. Ventilation and lighting are also important. A successful basement must be safe, and "scenery" is the focus of the design, that is, ventilation and lighting. Lighting can be met to some extent by design, while ventilation depends entirely on the nature of the basement. If it is a semi-basement, the situation is relatively better, and you can also borrow more "half windows" during decoration. If it is a full basement, the air circulation problem will be difficult to make up for. For full basements, designers do not recommend decorating them into permanent living spaces precisely because of air circulation problems. In the treatment of light, the combination of internal lighting and external natural light is an ideal basement lighting mechanism. That is to say, the basement must have one or a set of always-on lights. If you want more design, you can let the always-on light transmit through the frosted glass to generate soft and slow light, creating a hazy and romantic atmosphere in the basement. In terms of air circulation, especially in the full basement, ventilation equipment must be installed, and then some vibrant green plants can be added according to the situation, which can greatly improve the air quality in the basement.