Attics can be viewed as a storage area only, but on the other hand, after refurbishment it is possible to make attics cozy and useful rooms and bring beauty and worth to the house. The staging is important in demonstrating to buyers how these unique spaces can be converted to comfortable retreats and not abandoned spaces.
The initial one is to accept the nature of the attic. Souped ceilings and recesses can be designed to look welcoming as opposed to clumsy. Furniture with low profile such as platform beds, floor cushions or bean bags serve effectively in the tight spaces leaving the space with a meaning. When acted as a bedroom, nice bedding and soft lighting can be used to create the feeling of warmth and relaxation.
Attics can be converted into reading corners, hobbies or small home offices, which can be multifunctional applications. Even a small desk beside a window or a comfortable chair with a blanket can immediately create the impression that it is in use. Other solutions such as built in shelving or storage compartments fitted into angled walls are also maximizing in terms of functionality without compromising on comfort.
The use of lighting is essential as there are limited windows in attics. Warm bulbs in skylights, string lights or floor lamps are used to make the place welcoming. Cozy and comfortable feeling is also promoted by soft fabrics, e.g. carpets, curtains and pillows that improve the structural stiffness.
The decoration must be to the minimal so that the space does not seem to be crowded. Some plants, framed pictures or decorative baskets will not be overbearing.
Conclusion: The attics are used as staging areas and after renovation they are used as living spaces emphasizing the potential that is lurking within them. With the idea of warmness, smart furnishing, and comfortable decoration, renovators can make the attics their own cozy and user-friendly new homes.