Converted Attic

A converted attic transforms the attic into a habitable room. Beams, skylights, and sloped ceilings create a unique charm.

In a converted attic: exposed beams (or painted white), white walls for brightness, under-slope storage, and a skylight blind.

Pitfall: attics that are too dark due to a lack of roof windows. Each added roof window transforms the space by increasing light.

A converted attic offers you an additional living space with a unique atmosphere thanks to the beams and roof slopes. This allows you to fully utilize your living area while adding charm to your interior.

For a converted attic, opt for lighting that combines recessed spotlights and designer pendant lights. This will allow you to effectively illuminate different areas while harmonizing with the room's style.

In a converted attic, preferably opt for light and neutral shades such as white, gray, or beige. This will help visually enlarge the space and make it brighter.

Although not mandatory, it is highly recommended to integrate storage in a converted attic to optimize space and make it functional. Consider custom-made furniture to take advantage of irregular volumes.

For a converted attic, choose durable and easy-to-maintain floor coverings such as laminate flooring, tiles, or carpet. Avoid fragile floors that would not withstand the constraints of the space under the roof.