Converted loft

There are a lot of steps to take before you can enjoy your new loft space. From making sure you have planning permission and ensuring the area is safe, to knowing your budget and not upsetting the neighbours, you want to make sure you’re on top of this huge project. To avoid any mistakes at all costs, use this article and our expert advice as a guide on what NOT to do when converting your loft!

A wrought-iron staircase separates the primary living areas and connects the main floor with the mezzanine level. Photo 4 of 11 in A Loft-Like Flat in a Converted London Warehouse Lists for $1.1M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

A do-it-yourself attic conversion. Before and after photos and description of DIY converting our unfinished attic into a bedroom for our children.

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

Spacious, modern loft conversion at the top of Islington, London. Modern living space in the London loft, 2 bedrooms with loft bathroom.

A departure from our signature aesthetic, this converted loft was an incredibly inspiring canvas to work with, steeped in history and finished to an impeccably high standard. First built in 1866, the grand factory with its Victorian sash windows and brick façade had undergone a three-year restoration project. Our client brought us in to bring life and spirit to the space.

The 1,039-square-foot apartment features arched windows and tall ceilings that elevate the home’s loft-like proportions. Photo 3 of 11 in A Loft-Like Flat in a Converted London Warehouse Lists for $1.1M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.