Attic conversion before and after

A case study on how one home owner converted his loft - even though it was full of truss rafters

Attic conversions are an affordable way to add livable space to your current house, but consider these regulations, requirements, and considerations first.

Attics are inherently challenging—they’re often dark, cramped, and, well, far from everything else in the house. Plus, they often have odd and awkwardly shaped spaces to work with. It’s no surprise that so many become a dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends. But that doesn’t have to be the case. These renovation projects prove that, when properly configured, attic spaces can add some seriously useful—and attractive—square footage to your home.

This new build Dormer Loft Conversion in Dulwich, South East London, SE22 created a light, spacious master bedroom and en suite in this busy family home.

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I think the most creative idea has got to be the climbing gym. But a nice attic library and reading nook would be a good place to spend the day. Here are 9 ideas on how to use an attic space. 1. A Space to Workout The slanted walls of the attic make for a …

This Velux loft conversion in Bracknell has given our customers a wealth of new space in their home. The loft has been converted to allow them to use a smaller bedroom on the first floor as a home office and still have two great size guest rooms. With house prices shooting up by 20% in the... Read more

Check out these amazing attic transformations! These attic room ideas will have you making extra space for an attic bedroom, office or guest room!

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