Period Armadale House Attic Conversion
David and Jacquie, needed more space for their growing family, and extending their upper floor with two new queen sized bedrooms, a storage room and a new bathroom, fitted nicely into their period house, making good use of the high pitched roof. Neatly tucked away at the side and rear, the home still maintains its existing street appeal.
Unit Attic Conversion in Croydon
Our clients in Croydon live in a small unit within a larger complex. With only a minor difference to the top and back of the unit and a lot more room inside for their growing family, the first-floor addition was entrusted to Attic Group. A new carpeted stairwell leads to a new children’s bedroom, a compact bathroom, and a large rumpus room. All with a thoroughly lived in family feel!
Lower Roofline Attic Solution
David and Rhonda live in a newer area with a lower roofline, even so with a clever staircase located in a corner of the lounge to their new attic conversion, we have created a cosy gaming room/retreat to enable their hobby to exist without taking up valuable space in the existing house. Three skylights fill the room with natural light.
Hawthorn Apartment Block Attic Conversion
Our clients are living on the top floor of an older style multi-story apartment block in Hawthorn. Our architects came up with a design our clients liked. So with a hallway located Attic Ladder, they now have a clean and bright new spare bedroom / office with two large skylights for natural light that shows off the space’s clean walls and natural hardwood floor.
The Man-Shed in the Attic
Greg wanted more space for his extensive collection of woodwork tools and parts, and to be able to park the car in the garage from time to time. He also wanted to separate the dusty work of sawing and sanding from the cleaner work of assembly and finishing. A premium electric ladder provides convenient access to the new, architect-designed man-shed in the attic.
A magazine worthy attic conversion in Toorak, Melbourne
The roof space of this detached home was converted into a luxury space, including spacious living area complete with study nook, balcony, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
In this attic design, it was important to respect the original, existing architecture, while ensuring the new attic space had a contemporary feel. The inclusion of more light and the retention of character details were the key to the project’s success.
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Ripponlea Roof Space
What can you do with a small space in a steep roof. Turn it into a usable space ! Our clients in Ripponlea needed more space and one of our Attic Ladders located in the hallway to the new space is just the thing.
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Hidden hideaway in Brunswick
Simon and Keiren have the cutest Victorian weatherboard house in Brunswick, but in spite of an earlier back end renovation, they needed more space. A place to getaway and relax away from the sometimes busy and noisy family.
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Attic conversion and renovation
We utilised existing roof space in this home and also did a small addition to create a spacious extra living area, including bedroom, balcony, bathroom, walk-in robe and study nook.
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