Converted Attic Space

A sloped ceiling space utilizes the area under the roof. Custom storage or built-in bed: every inch is optimized.

For a sloped ceiling space: custom furniture that follows the slope, drawers in low areas (less than 1 m), bed in the center (the highest point). Light colors to open up the space.

Pitfall: a sloped ceiling space with standard furniture that doesn't fit. Custom-made is almost essential to optimize the space.

You can convert a sloped ceiling space to install a bed, a desk, custom storage, or even a small lounge area. The goal is to optimize every centimeter of space despite the slope constraints.

To effectively light a converted sloped ceiling space, opt for recessed spotlights, wall sconces, or bedside lamps. Avoid chandeliers or pendant lights that might hit the slope. Indirect lighting can also create a cozy atmosphere.

In a converted sloped ceiling space, opt for light colors and lightweight materials such as light wood, linen, or bamboo. This will visually enlarge the space despite the slope constraint.

For a functional converted sloped ceiling space, carefully measure the available space, choose custom-made furniture, and consider accessibility. Install appropriate lighting and don't hesitate to play with volumes to optimize the space.

Converting a sloped ceiling space allows you to gain additional space in your home, whether for an office, a bed, or storage. It's also an economical and ecological solution to enhance an otherwise lost space.