Before renovation, the garage served one purpose: storing everything that didn’t fit inside the house. Boxes, tools, old furniture, and forgotten holiday decorations lined every wall. The concrete floor felt cold, and the space smelled permanently dusty. No one imagined it could become anything more than a messy storage area.
The renovation started with a bold idea turn the garage into a livable studio space. Insulation was added to the walls and ceiling, immediately making it feel less like a garage and more like a room. Drywall and fresh paint helped soften the hard surfaces, while new vinyl flooring added warmth and durability.
A compact kitchenette and bathroom were installed, making the space functional for guests or even rental opportunities. Large windows replaced the old garage door, flooding the studio with natural light and connecting it visually to the garden.
Smart storage was built into the corners so that organization could continue without cluttering the floor. Soft furnishings, neutral colors, and layered lighting completed the transformation.
The result is a space that feels cozy and independent perfect for visiting relatives, creative work, or quiet relaxation. What was once crowded and underappreciated is now one of the most valuable parts of the property.
