Attics are considered difficult to decorate due to the different shaped roofs. But the challenge is accepted! Let’s look at some examples of attic bathroom decor that doesn’t take up more than every inch of space and looks very stylish and elegant. The main secret is to place your bathtub, shower stall or storage under the lowest part of the roof, because you don’t need any height to relax in the bathtub or to store the towels and other bathroom accessories. All other parts can be placed in the rest of the room as you wish and convenient for you. Below are some ideas on how best to do this, enjoy and get inspired!

colors and materials

Lofts are usually small and sometimes without light. This means that neutral colors are best for making them look taller and more comfortable. You can add color with a statement tile wall in blue, teal, gray, yellow, or any color you like, or play up drama with black and chocolate brown accents. Bring texture with brick or faux brick, add interest to the space with different types of tiles, warm the space with wood. Keep your towels and other things in the basket – they add a homey feeling.

furniture

The furniture fully corresponds to the decoration style you have chosen, modern for modern rooms, vintage and shabby chic for vintage-inspired. You can easily make your own pieces out of old stuff, or just skip the vanity and install a freestanding or wall-mounted sink. Add a side table or stool if you have a bathtub and are thinking about storage – some shelves, boxes, baskets are a good idea.

decor and accessories

Even if your attic is small, don’t leave out accessories and decor to make it cooler. Create a cozy feeling with some accessories and decorations: artworks, carpets, curtains, shutters, towels and other things. If there is enough space and light, add potted plants and flowers to refresh the space.

California-based Síol Studios has retained the historic character of a 1920’s apartment while adding contemporary touches, including an eclectic selection of furniture and artwork. The Genesee project covers 172 square meters and is a home away from home for the family.

The Spanish colonial house has white-painted stucco facades and a red-tiled roof, as well as arched windows and doors. It also has a garden, a swimming pool and a detached guest house. The customers wanted to keep the charm of the house and at the same time adapt it to their personal taste. They turned to Síol Studios in San Francisco to renovate the interior, adding awnings and an outdoor patio.

The aim was to create a subtle freshness, a delicacy of the space created by the fusion of sculptural forms. While certain elements have been retained, parts of the interior have been completely reconfigured. The kitchen was moved to the back of the home, where the team also installed a folding glass door that connected seamlessly to the backyard. The kitchen area features green cabinets and terracotta tiles with an arabesque motif. One of the unusual elements of the kitchen is a bronze partition that merges with an ash stick. In the breakfast nook, a pink banquette wraps around a wooden dining table with angled legs.

The dining room features a live surfboard collection by artist Barry McGee. A wooden sideboard provides space for storing dishes. In the master bedroom, the team covered the walls with ultra-thin curtains that add a softness to the space. The floor-to-ceiling curtains also help control lighting levels.

The team also renovated a detached studio with a total area of ​​28 square meters. The studio has a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchenette. When it came to the backyard, the team kept the home’s small lawn and mature plants. Changes were made to the swimming pool – one side was made shallower and a waterfall-edge hot tub was installed.

If you are looking for a style for your dining room, check out these awesome industrial dining rooms! Brick walls, upcycled wood, concrete and industrial metal furniture – it all looks fantastic! Pure industrial decor is mainly suitable for masculine interiors. So if you don’t want to go that far, try mixing it up with some other styles. Industrial goes well with minimalism – concrete and metal furniture are essential parts of these styles. Just add some bold accents and voila! Mid-century accents look chic in an industrial dining room. Shabby chic touches make it look very trendy. Check out the ideas below and get inspired!

In a forest near Barcelona, ​​a wooden apartment by Joan Poca Arquitecte stands out discreetly among the trees. The design of BOSC HOUSE preserves the existing topography and tries to create a harmonious symbiosis with the surrounding natural environment.

In keeping with the concept of creating subtle architecture, the design avoids a bold, monolithic form. Instead, BOSC HOUSE extends in different levels and protrudes. It is clad in blackened wood to blend in with the forest. Raised from the ground, the structure consists of laminated wooden columns resting on metal stakes cut into the ground without earthworks. These columns continue inside, branching out into beams and brackets, creating spaces and widths similar to those found naturally in the forest outside.

The interior is characterized by the wood structure, leaving the natural grains and colors of the wood structure and CLT panels exposed. To illuminate the space with soft, diffused light, Joan Poca installed tall, north-facing windows and openings under the south eaves. The variation in the positioning of the glazed elements also aims to provide three types of interior views: distant views horizontally and through the logs; high view of the treetops and canopy; and vertical views between the trees to see the sky. In the interior design, the surfaces and pieces of furniture avoid becoming a continuous layer indifferent to the morphology of the spaces in which they are placed.

The Italian company Slide offers a perfect way to decorate and illuminate your outdoor space at the same time. The floating lamps from the Acquaglobo collection are presented as light spheres of different sizes and have been specially designed for swimming pools. These pool lights not only can create a romantic atmosphere at night, but also can be a stylish decoration during the day. Reflecting in the water, they add a relaxing and beautiful touch to an outdoor environment. Luminous balls are available for the garden for those who do not have a pool. You can combine both types of lamps and get a fantastic and original outdoor design. You can find these pool lights and other lighting products on the slides page.

Located on Lake Washington, Hidden Cove Residence consists of cedar clad pavilions set around a Japanese garden. The home has stunning views of the water and the Cascade Mountains in the distance.

The owners wanted a quiet atmosphere and access to water. The residence also needed to house her unique collection of outdoor plants, for her the garden was as important as the house. In terms of architectural style, the goal was to create a dwelling that drew on colloquial Japanese without being too literal.

The architectural team responded to an oddly shaped site with four pavilions, one of which is sloping. The volumes of different sizes are arranged around a lush garden. The exterior walls are wrapped with specially milled cedar wood paneling to allow the house to blend into the earthy surroundings. The pavilions are topped with low hipped roofs based on traditional Japanese houses.

The bedrooms and living areas are clearly defined in the individual volumes of the house. The northern part of the apartment contains a garage and a kitchen. An adjacent band houses a living and dining room that merges with a sheltered terrace overlooking the lake. Running along the southern edge of the property, the angled volume includes a master suite, guest bedroom, and office suite. A free-standing pavilion to the west includes an art studio, guest room and gym. Throughout the residence there are large windows overlooking the interior garden or the countryside behind the client’s property.

Rooms feature neutral tones, modern decor, and natural finishes like marble and wood. The team incorporated oversized oak doors and pocket doors with a ceruse finish to maximize space. The ceilings are clad in cedar slats, a material chosen for both its aesthetic and acoustic properties.

Small kitchens can be frustratingly crowded, especially narrow ones, but there are always a few design solutions that can turn a small space into a stylish one. The key to a successful sleek kitchen design is functionality. Storage and work surfaces are such necessities that can be installed on both or just one wall. When it comes to design, if you want the kitchen to look and feel bigger, it’s better to go for bright colors. If you wish, you can install colored cabinets that contrast with the floor, the opposite wall or the rest of the furniture. You can also use larger windows if the architecture allows, or even install a skylight. You can tuck a seating area closer to the window and still have a freestanding cabinet to store all your dishes or act as a pantry. Check out the ideas below for inspiration!