Attic Rooms - 21 Ways to Capitalize on Your Top Floor - Bob Vila

Attic rooms are challenging to furnish. Their charming-but-awkward features like sharply sloped ceilings and angular dormers can make furniture arrangement a real struggle. In these often odd-shaped rooms, the factors that most affect furniture placement and decor are the degree of the ceiling's slope and the size and position of the windows. One common solution for a slope-ceilinged attic room is to use the short space at the outer edges for low, built-in storage units, bookshelves, or even a wide, flat desktop. The awkward spaces created by dormers can also be put to good use. For example, a large dormer window can accommodate a single bed tucked right into its alcove. A smaller dormer may provide prime space for a writing desk or a window seat with storage underneath. Are you getting any ideas yet? Take a look at these 21 attractive attic spaces where challenge led to triumph.

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Attic Rooms - 21 Ways to Capitalize on Your Top Floor - Bob Vila

Attic Rooms - 21 Ways to Capitalize on Your Top Floor - Bob Vila

Attic Rooms - 21 Ways to Capitalize on Your Top Floor - Bob Vila

Attic Rooms - 21 Ways to Capitalize on Your Top Floor - Bob Vila

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