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Finished attic interior with a sloping ceiling and twin roof windows

Attic ConversionsProject Showcase

Making More of the Space Above

Light-filled attic interiors, considered access and the carpentry details that bring a new space together.

Specialism
Attic Conversions
Work shown
Finished attic interiors
In focus
Light, access & finishing

A closer look

The Work in Context

An attic conversion is about the relationship between the room above and the home below. The roof shape, staircase and daylight all play a part in making the space feel connected and comfortable.

This showcase brings together selected photographs from D.O.R’s attic conversion work. Finished interiors sit alongside staircase and rooflight details, offering a closer look at the elements that make this type of transformation work.

Daylight changes the room

The photographed interiors show how roof windows bring light into the slope of an attic. Clean ceiling lines and simple finishes allow the shape of the roof to become part of the room’s character.

Access deserves the same attention

A staircase is a working part of the house as well as a visual detail. The carpentry shown here illustrates the importance of treating the route into an attic as part of the overall space.

A finish that feels considered

Trim, floor finishes and the junctions between walls and sloping ceilings have a strong effect on the finished interior. The selected photographs focus on those everyday details, as well as the room as a whole.

What the photographs show

A Closer Look at the Finished Space

The completed interiors shown are bright and carefully finished, with the roof form still clearly expressed. Together, these examples show how thoughtful light, access and carpentry can make better use of the space above a home.

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