Welcome to our gallery featuring a collection of varied attic spaces transformed into lovely living rooms.
Similar to loft spaces, and sometimes used synonymously with them, attics are the often forgotten space between the top floor and the roof, with reputations for being too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter to make a decent living space out of them.
In most private homes, the attic is used as an unfinished storage space, with many not even having flooring installed. Some, however, choose to insulate and transform their attics to take full advantage of the square-footage of their home.
Many of these attics are converted into non-essential “bonus” rooms, like guest bedrooms or home offices.
Another option of course is creating a living room. Of course it won’t be your home’s formal living room; instead we mean a casual room with comfortable seating and perhaps entertainment options such as reading areas and/or TV view area.
The fantastic examples we’ve selected for this gallery tend to be multi-functional living rooms and family rooms in varied layouts and design styles. We hope you enjoy this collection!
This attic has been converted into a multi-functional apartment space, with a pair of daybeds on either side of the support wall and an additional full bedroom on the other side of the attic.
An attic used as a family room. This white and black space has both modern elements and rustic accents for a an interesting, unique room. Source: Zillow DigsTM
This is a computer rendering of a nicely designed open concept attic apartment, much of which is comprised of a living room with adjacent office.
This attic is spacious, with higher ceilings than are typical for attics. The space as been transformed into a media room and office, with modern furniture and varied textures for visual interest.
Attics are known for having somewhat awkward shaped ceilings, and this one is no exception. The space has been converted into a luxurious minimalist living room in white with a pair of glass coffee tables.
Another image of the above attic, showing the natural wood railings that visually separate each side of the attic.
A view of the right side of the room, with skylights and an entertainment center in black.
The room has plenty of windows to let in natural light and take advantage of the cooling breezes in the summer and warming sun in the winter.
The wide-open space of this attic has been converted into a modern living space with a large entertaining area. The sloping roof lowers to the right, and curtains separate the space visually.
Enormous windows have been installed beneath the eaves of this attic, keeping the space from becoming dingy and dark. This attic has a faux leather sectional with reclining sections.
A view of the full room shows that its main purpose is as a family room.
A smaller attic space with skylights above the futon. Light wood on the walls and ceiling is contrasted by the warmer toned wood flooring.
This attic has been converted into a small apartment-like living space, with a seating area, vanity, and bedroom.
This loft has high glass balustrades and looks down over the dining room. The style is a mixture of contemporary and traditional.
Another view down the length of the bedroom, showing the shelving along the right wall.
The rich hardwood floors of this attic match the panelling on part of the ceiling. A glass railing blocks off the loft from the staircase and the space below.
A chic, modern living area with a media center and a table. This space is perfect for a college student’s study area.
Another view of the above living room, highlighting the dark wood flooring covered by a black and white rug.
A converted attic with several spaces. Behind the screen is the bedroom area, while the majority of the attic is a living room with multi-toned wood floors and bold red accents.
A luxurious loft in purples, whites, and golds. The sides of the room are lined with windows on the slanted roof, which are covered by restrained curtains. The textured accent wall on the far side has wall sconces in white that match the light fixture above the sectional sofa.
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