#converted attic

Love how they renovated this attic apt. and incorporated the slants in the ceilings, plus kept and painted the old brick.

The apt. is on 3 levels connected by spiral stairs. The slanted beamed ceilings are on every floor, but they just seem to fit. The kitchen is cozy and a skylight in the roof lets in a lot of light. 

Love the dining area- notice the chimney next to the table. They used a lot of skylights throughout the space.

Large storage unit for books, and there’s a door on the side, so they incorporated either a closet or a bath. Very clever, whichever it is.

A comfortable lounging modular sofa was chosen. I think that the highlight of the room is the yellow piano. The apt. was designed to give it a Parisian look.

Do you think it feels cramped? 

I’m a bit confused- this looks like a den or studio. I don’t see a bedroom, so maybe they sleep on the modular sofa? The unit next to the piano looks like it’s at least the size of a queen bed.

What a fabulous idea- the owners of this home in downtown Boulder, Colorado, turned the eaves of the attic into a penthouse apt. complete with an outside patio.

This is amazing. It’s light, bright, and has beautiful views. 

Cheerful, sun-filled kitchen.

I grew up in an attic apt., and I can tell you it looked nothing even remotely like a high-end penthouse. 

Example of a mid-sized minimalist master cork floor bedroom design with white walls