Basement bulkhead

When designing spaces, hiding duct work is not always easy. Here are my three ideas on how to hide your ductwork or soffits so they don't stand out.

Wondering whether your bulkhead paint should match the ceiling or the wall colour? Today, I'm diving deep into three different bulkhead paint options, which one I went with in our own basement renovation and why.

Keni's Project

Discover how much it costs to dig out a basement under your house or convert a crawl space into a finished basement based on the project size and scope.

Bulkheads are found in many residential homes. They’re used to cover ductwork (the transportation system by which the air from your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) gets moved throughout the home), so that the metal tubes are not visible. Building a bulkhead in order to frame around ductwork involves building a wooden frame (known as a

Wainscotting

Painting & Staining. All Interior and Exterior Surfaces - How to paint bulkheads in basement? - The previous owners of my house went nuts boxing around everything in the basement. I think it looks like crap, but I'm not going to rip them out. I do want to repaint but wonder how you guys would paint these? The color

See how to use French doors, white paint, draperies and more to brighten a space and trick the eye

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