Loft Design in Bracknell | Making the Most Out of New Loft Conversions

Loft conversions make sense. They increase floor space within the home and offer a wealth of internal opportunities. But it’s important to get the layout right from the start.

That’s where we come in. The Loft Conversion Company (Rdg) will help with your loft design, so you know exactly what the result will look like before we’ve even started.

If you’re in Bracknell or any of the surrounding areas we cover, please contact us to find out more about our attic conversions, loft design and planning service, and installation of Velux and dormer windows. We specialise in a variety of loft remodels and conversion types, such as hip-to-gable conversions and L-shaped conversions, and cover all aspects of these, as well as details to think about, such as the styles of attic windows and more. Images of our previous works are also available on our website gallery.

Storage and Space | Tips from Expert Loft Installers

On this page, our loft conversion company offers some tips to consider before you settle on the final design:
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Planning and Layout

Utilise the height as best you can with floor-to-ceiling shelving, tall cabinetry, and other vertical storage solutions.
Create space by leaving the area as open as possible, using furniture and rugs to create zones rather than partition walls.
Install built-in furniture around angles and corners to create a more even flow throughout the newly designed space.

Storage and Organisation

Built-in wardrobes, bookshelves and desks are ideal for creating sleek and uncluttered attic conversions.
Why not consider multi-purpose furniture such as beds and ottomans with storage facilities underneath?
As we already mentioned, vertical storage makes the most of any loft conversion’s height, so make sure to include as much as possible in the loft design.

Light and Ventilation

Installing dormer windows will offer improved ventilation and considerable vertical illumination, so don’t skimp on their size.
Keeping a neutral colour throughout will also help to keep the space looking bright and airy; choose pale pastels or light greys.
Mirrors are ideal for reflecting light around the interior and making the new space feel much larger than it actually is.

And Don’t Forget

Use the roof space as much as possible by adding customised furniture underneath the sloping ceilings.
Folding chairs or retractable tables can easily be stored away when not in use, leaving the area clutter-free.

Our team at The Loft Conversion Company (Rdg) are on hand to offer advice based on our experiences to date with many interior layouts and property designs in Bracknell. Call our friendly and professional team of loft installers today for more about the following:

Loft Conversions
Attic Conversions
Hip-to-Gable Conversions
L-Shaped Conversions
Loft Design and Planning
Loft Remodels
Dormer Windows
Velux Windows
Attic Windows

Loft Design in Bracknell | Making the Most Out of New Loft Conversions

Storage and Space | Tips from Expert Loft Installers

Planning and Layout

Utilise the height as best you can with floor-to-ceiling shelving, tall cabinetry, and other vertical storage solutions.

Create space by leaving the area as open as possible, using furniture and rugs to create zones rather than partition walls.

Install built-in furniture around angles and corners to create a more even flow throughout the newly designed space.

Storage and Organisation

Built-in wardrobes, bookshelves and desks are ideal for creating sleek and uncluttered attic conversions.

Why not consider multi-purpose furniture such as beds and ottomans with storage facilities underneath?

As we already mentioned, vertical storage makes the most of any loft conversion’s height, so make sure to include as much as possible in the loft design.

Light and Ventilation

Installing dormer windows will offer improved ventilation and considerable vertical illumination, so don’t skimp on their size.

Keeping a neutral colour throughout will also help to keep the space looking bright and airy; choose pale pastels or light greys.

Mirrors are ideal for reflecting light around the interior and making the new space feel much larger than it actually is.

And Don’t Forget

Use the roof space as much as possible by adding customised furniture underneath the sloping ceilings.

Folding chairs or retractable tables can easily be stored away when not in use, leaving the area clutter-free.

Loft Conversions

Attic Conversions

Hip-to-Gable Conversions

L-Shaped Conversions

Loft Design and Planning

Loft Remodels

Dormer Windows

Velux Windows

Attic Windows