When we were children, we often fantasized about secret hideouts, forts, tree houses, and attic club houses that were cozy and tucked away. In modern times, this fantasy has become a reality now that many people have begun converting their attic spaces into bedrooms, lounges, and offices.
Sloped eaves, pitched roofs, vaulted ceilings, skylights, hanging swings and hammocks, windowsill lounges, hidden doorways, spiral staircases, it’s no wonder why we’re seeing increasingly prominent construction of these childhood dreams!
Enjoy this collection of our favorite attic lofts!
Modern Luxury Loft
Photograph courtesy of Modern Country Style
Photograph courtesy of Themsfly
Photograph courtesy of Airows
Photograph courtesy of Airows
Photograph courtesy of Arch Daily
Photograph courtesy of House Beautiful
Photograph courtesy of House Beautiful
Photograph courtesy of House Beautiful
Photograph courtesy of House Beautiful
Lofts With Swings
Photograph courtesy of Futurist
Photograph courtesy of Soc Image
Photograph Courtesy of Sorta
Photograph courtesy of We Heart It
Skylights
Photograph courtesy of Apartment Therapy
Photograph Courtesy of Nyde
Photograph Courtesy of Pinterest
Photograph Courtesy of Dwell
Photograph courtesy of Architecture & Design
Photograph courtesy of Themsfly
Photograph courtesy of Pinterest
Stay Here!
Warm + Rustic
Photographs courtesy of Blog Lovin’
Tropical Dreams
Have you stayed in an attic loft, or do you have one in your home? Submit links to your favorite spots below!
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