Here are some pictures of projects that took useless or impractical spaces and made them useful and beautiful. Click on pictures to enlarge them |
This is probably the coolest project we ever did. This is the loft space above the carriage house of an 1896 Victorian home in Capitol Hill. We knocked out the walls and built everything into the wall spaces: a kitchen with all appliances, dressers, cabinets, desk, full size whirlpool bathtub and even a queen size bed that pulls in and out like a drawer. |
This is a townhouse in Aurora that had a loft study and an adjoining room containing the furnace and water heater. Because of the slope of the roof, the rest of the room was designed only for storage. However, with a little vision and thinking "outside the bed," we created a cozy kids room or guest bed including dresser, cabinets and a full size bed that rolls into the |
These next 3 sets of pictures is another home in Capitol Hill that had an almost useless 3rd floor that was probably originally servants quarters, accessed by butler's stairs. We knocked out the walls and used all that dead space for closets, the dressers, pull-out cabinets and drawers, and even a full kitchen with all appliances. We remodeled the bath and it became an income-generating rental unit of over $900/month! |
This is an old 1900 Craftsman house where we tore out the ceiling of the master bedroom on the 2nd floor and made the entire attic a loft, accessed by an antique phone company ladder. We built cabinets and drawers into the dead space around the bottom, installed 2 skylights for light, and it became a super cozy study or sitting room. |
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