Conversion of a family home's attic
- Location: Waterloo
- Objective: Convert an unused attic into a bright, functional master suite
The goal of this project was to convert the unused attic of this family home into a comfortable, bright and functional living space. This project illustrates our commitment to creating interiors that are both aesthetically pleasing and suited to the everyday needs of their occupants.
The interior designer was tasked with revealing the full potential of the volumes under the roof of this family home. The clients wanted to create a spacious master suite including a bedroom, a custom-made dressing room, an office area and a cosy reading corner.
To open up the space and optimise natural light, two large dormer windows were installed.
A comfortable shower room was also integrated into the project, along with a separate toilet and additional storage in the hallway.
To harmoniously connect the different levels of the house, a custom-made oak staircase with a clean design was created. The handrail was designed as an integrated, multifunctional element. Also serving as a chest of drawers and a bookshelf, it brings both character and functionality while optimising space.
Project carried out in collaboration with the architecture firm Dardar.
