10 Fitted Wardrobes ideas for loft conversion

A loft conversion is a great way to increase the living space in your home, especially if you have a growing family. However, it does not come without its own challenges because of the angle of the roof. You have to have clever storage solutions which work with sloping ceilings, eaves and alcoves. Below we discuss 10 fitted wardrobe ideas for loft conversion to help you find the best solution for your home.

Sliding door wardrobe for sloping ceilings

Sliding doors can be very useful in a loft room. They do not require much floor space in front of them. Loft conversions often have limited useable floor space partly because of obstacles like a staircase, chimney stack or water tank. So do consider the type of wardrobe doors you think would work best when deciding upon the attic room storage you want for your home.

Loft wardrobes with dressing table

A dressing table can work well as under eave storage because you do not need much headspace as you will use it seated. Alternatively, you could choose to have loft wardrobes with a dressing table in the middle as pictured. Doing it that way really does showcase the dressing table as it takes centre stage. A focal point like that is a great way to add more personality into a room.

Walk in fitted wardrobes in loft conversions

Walk in fitted wardrobes work well in a loft conversion. They are a great way to display your collection of clothes and shoes. You could even have diagonal hanging rails as part of your under eaves storage ideas. Usually, you might save the eaves in a loft for additional furniture such as a chest of drawers, bookshelf or desk. However, handy diagonal hanging rails allow you to squeeze in more clothes instead.

Overbed fitted wardrobes for rooms with sloping ceilings

Loft bedroom storage ideas that help you decide on the difficult decision where best to place the bed and wardrobe and still have plenty of storage are always useful. Overbed fitted wardrobe mean you can squeeze in additional cupboards or shelves over the usually redundant space above the bed. You do not need to worry about additional floor space for your bedside cabinets either as you can have these all built in too. When it comes to loft room storage ideas you really need to be creative and make the most of the restricted space in an attic.

Traditional fitted wardrobes in attic rooms

Your loft eaves storage ideas can be traditional or contemporary. Traditional fitted wardrobes in the shaker style shown are very elegant and timeless. They can add more character in a room that might otherwise lack personality.

Wardrobes with chest of drawers

You can make the most of the more awkward parts in a loft room by adding additional attic eaves storage. A chest of drawers works perfectly here and also provides extra surface space.

Fitted home office in loft conversion

This fitted wardrobe and desk work well together combining the high and low sections of the room. The desk will be used when sitting down so the lower ceiling there is not an issue. We can build slimline desks as part of our under eaves storage solutions if floor space is limited.

Contemporary fitted wardrobes in loft rooms

We can help you pick a contemporary design. For example, when it comes to loft room storage ideas you also need to think about whether to go for a design without a handle. A streamlined look will help make a room look bigger. Clean lines and minimalism will ensure your loft room looks more spacious.

Lacquered built in wardrobes in loft conversions

The best loft conversion storage ideas will make the most of the height in the room. Even with limited space parts of the loft will have a higher ceiling. Choosing a tall wardrobe will mean you can fit more workable storage into your attic room before deciding on the rest of your eaves storage.

Tall wardrobes for awkward shape rooms

You need to think about the colours of your attic bedroom storage.  Paint choices such as eggshell, taupe, blush pink, cool grey and white can help keep a loft room looking bright and welcoming. You could also have lacquered built in wardrobes if you prefer to keep the natural character of wood, Whatever you decide just make sure the overall effect is not too dark and imposing.