If you have young children, it may not be feasible to build a master suite in your attic. Instead, you could turn it into an elegant guest room that you can use when your children are older. Granny, Grandad and friends can be kept away from the early-risers in your family and have a peaceful sleep.
Elevate your kitchen
Loft conversions allow you to rearrange the entire layout of your home. You can create a self-contained apartment within your home. This is a good idea for teenagers or to make guests feel comfortable. The loft is also ideal for creating a home office with all amenities.
Open up a balcony
A master bedroom can be made even more luxurious by a Juliet balcony and double doors that are designed to fit the timber structure. This works well in roof spaces where it is difficult to install Velux windows, or even a dormer due to the slope. For Loft Conversions Exeter, visit www.silverferndevelopments.co.uk/exeter-builders/loft-conversions
Let the structure shine
A bathroom can be squeezed into the eaves of a converted coach house. You can keep the style of the bathroom in line with the heritage of the building, so leave the original timbers exposed and paint them white.
Open-plan spaces can be zoned
The benefit of expanding into the loft is that it creates large rooms. It’s best to keep the floor plan open due to the sloped roofs. However, clever zoning can be used for multi-purpose purposes. Let the architecture determine which zones are for a bedroom, home office or playroom.
Indulge boutique hotel vibes
Why not go all out to create a space that is truly special? The placement of a stunning freestanding bathtub in a loft bedroom makes it feel like a boutique hotel. Attention to detail can transform your average attic bedroom into something spectacular.