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Attic Bedroom Ideas

These 27 Attic Bedrooms Will Inspire You to Keep Movin' on Up

Rather than move house to gain an extra bedroom, you can create your own piece of serenity up among the stars with a loft or attic conversion. As well as all that bohemian romance of sleeping at the highest point of the house, a bedroom in the loft is a practical way to expand your home, and probably increase its value, too. You'll be the king — or queen — of your castle as you lie in your comfy bed at the uppermost reaches of your home.

If you don't know where to start, we've found all the inspiration you need to take the plunge and convert your attic, with real-life examples to inspire your plans. Ahead, take note of all the helpful little details of these 27 attic bedrooms, and immerse yourself in bedroom decoration ideas too, whether you're creating a master, kids' bedroom, or spare room.

Use the angles of the roof pitch to create cosy alcove dens with curtains to screen off the bed.

Placing your bed in the centre of the room when you have a symmetrical pitched roof creates a pleasing balance.

Retain some of that loft vibe by leaving a feature wall of exposed brickwork.

A mixture of home furnishings — like wicker, sheepskin, and linen — adds interest.

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Utilise those corners to your advantage by creating cosy sections with easy chairs.

Make it easy to sit and watch the clouds by installing window seats under your Velux.

Get around the restrictions of sloping ceilings by standing large prints on the floor leaning against the wall, rather than hanging them all up high.

Make clever use of those slanting alcoves by storing books and magazines inside.

Make a feature of the wooden structure by adding more wooden features, like a headboard and balustrade.

Accentuate the different angles of ceilings and walls by decorating in different styles, with stand-out printed wallpaper on a feature wall next to neutral painted walls.

Place your bed right under the Velux for maximum star-spotting opportunities.

For a kids' bedroom, play on the "top of the tower" feeling an attic room provides by styling with princess motifs.

Work with the slanting lines of the roof by echoing the diagonals in your paintwork.

Make a statement with large, botanical-printed wallpaper.

A statement light shade in the centre of the room creates a striking focal point.

Houseplants bring the outside in and work perfectly under the Velux windows.

Prop a large mirror against the wall to instantly provide the illusion of more space.

Symmetrical styling gives a perfectly balanced feel.

Make use of those areas under your Velux for extra storage.

Faux brickwork wallpaper lends an authentic loft vibe.

Let the wood steal the show by making a feature of the rafters and floorboards.

Strong prints, dark colours, and large foliage add to the wow factor.

If muted tones aren't your style, bring a bright and bold splash of colour.

No matter how small the space, you can utilise it for storage.

Maximise your space by choosing furniture that perfectly fits the nooks and crevices.

Soften the angular lines with sumptuous soft furnishings.

Craft a calming space with a white canvas and subtle splashes of neutrals.

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