Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Bed Time

Bed Time

An imaginative use of space in this charming bunkroom creates a child's dream retreat.
From Coastal Living. Brian Vanden Brink
 
Why We Love It - This little bunkroom in a vacation house from Coastal Living magazine is tucked under the eaves, with charming nooks for a row of single beds.                       

A bunkbead is tucked into a small room.
 
 

What Makes It Work

The space under the eaves, where no adult could fit, is perfect for a child and adds the feeling of security. A little shelf mounted on the wall offers a spot to personalize and a place to keep small toys and books off the floor.
 
The bunkroom has painted floors.
 
Steal This Idea
The painted floors eliminate the need for a rug and only get better with wear. They also provide a visually soothing background for the inevitable explosion of toys and clothes.
–Lydia Somerville, Senior Editor, MyHomeIdeas.com
 
The bunkroom has built in beds and space to store toys.
 
 

Monday, March 19, 2012

An Attic Penthouse in Gothemburg, Sweden

An Attic Penthouse in Gothemburg, Sweden
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More Attic Bedrooms

More Attic Bedrooms

And this time - modern bedroom.

Charming Attic Bedrooms / Apartment Therapy DC

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Loft Tour: In France, a Converted Pasta Factory

Loft Tour: In France, a Converted Pasta Factory

From: loftlife.com

In Marseille, France a couple has reconverted a former pasta factory into their home. They’ve done a great job of maintaining the original elements of the factory, as well as the industrial aesthetic inherent to the bones of the space. We especially like the awesome outdoor space thats dotted with mini-fire pits and the commercial-like kitchen that combines brushed steel with vintage leather. This came to us from the photography firm Living Agency, that has many more drool worthy interiors on their site.

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Dormers #2

Dormers #2


More attic dormers and different way to incorporate them in your attic design.


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