Small attic ideas low ceilings

If your house isn't quite big enough, added space might be hiding right under your roof.

Dezeen promotion: Windows by Fakro punctuate the roof of a multi-family apartment block in Richmond, USA, creating balconies for the residents to enjoy.

Attics are inherently challenging—they’re often dark, cramped, and, well, far from everything else in the house. Plus, they often have odd and awkwardly shaped spaces to work with. It’s no surprise that so many become a dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends. But that doesn’t have to be the case. These renovation projects prove that, when properly configured, attic spaces can add some seriously useful—and attractive—square footage to your home.

Create a low-ceiling teen retreat in your attic with lounge seating, vibrant decor, and fun tech like gaming systems. Clever lighting and design make the space feel more open and inviting. Click or tap for more attic teen retreat ideas.

Low ceiling attic rooms require extra decorating care in order to make them feel bigger and more inviting. Small attics are certainly challenging to furnish, especially the ones with low ceiling height. These charming yet awkward rooms with their sloped ceilings can turn into cozy and comfortable dormers - as long as you know how to design the perfect layout.

Low ceilings and steep slants make furnishing and decorating an attic room a bit challenging. Here are clever ideas that may help.

Our attic hangout and guest space was one of the first areas of our new home that I wanted to make more inviting.

We have been so enjoying the renovated attic for almost four months now, and I’m excited to share this last part of it! As I’ve talked about before, all three kids shared a bedroom unti…