Hybrid working continues to
rise. Most office roles have an element of working from home included. That
leaves many of us seeking a specific space within our homes to work from.
Suddenly you catch yourself daydreaming about a loft conversion home office.
Intrusive at first, but
slowly and surely a loft conversion study room becomes a more alluring thought.
Rightfully so. Having a
dedicated work space, such as a loft conversion home office improves productivity. It can also help build that work
life - home life separation.
Furthermore, something like
a converted study is perfect if you’re setting up a new business. A dedicated
home office to work helps get going with your ideas. But if you have no space
within your existing home, what should you do? Think about converting your loft
to gain more space… a loft conversion study could be the answer you’re looking
for!
Here are just some ideas to
help you create the ultimate loft conversion home office:
Create a dedicated loft conversion home office
If your business warrants
it, you could create a dedicated loft conversion home office. This is where the
entire loft conversion, or a good portion of it, is used as a workspace.
By
dedicating a large amount of the space to a home office, you can make the area
what you need it to be. This could include things like, dedicated filing
storage, space for multiple computer screens, a large craft or project table.
The space also provides a curated area to meet with clients.
If you’re looking to get a
new business off the ground, a loft conversion home office on this scale is the
answer.
Create a loft conversion study as part of a
bigger room
There
are plenty of ideas for creating a loft conversion study as part of a bigger room
or space. For example, you could use the loft conversion’s natural nooks and
crannies to portion off an area for a home office. An alcove next to a chimney
breast, for example, could be just enough space for a desk with shelving above
it.
You could also use moveable
screens. That way can dedicate part of the room to your work and create a loft
conversion study in just one corner. If space allows you can opt to have a
landing formed by your new loft conversion stairs. Consider fitting a small
desk area in this space, so as not to detract from the main room itself and
maximise space.
What if you do not want a
large space for your loft conversion study? You'd prefer a dedicated workspace
within your home? We know plenty of ways to fit one in as part of your attic
build.
Free up space elsewhere in the home for a home
office
Don’t forget that if you’re
adding a loft conversion to your home in order to accommodate additional
bedrooms, it could be that there is another space in the original part of the
home that could become a home office, instead.
Why keep a small, box room
as a bedroom, when you could create a larger bedroom within the loft. Then, you
can use the space freed up by the attic conversion to make a home study in the
old, box room. This could be a particularly valuable use of the space. Now the
box room can house part of the new stairs leading to the loft.
By using the old box room
in this way and creating new bedrooms in the loft, you’ll make sure that your
home is working its hardest for you.
Talk to Bespoke Lofts for
more ideas on creating a loft conversion home office!
Your new loft conversion
can be the perfect space for a home office, and Bespoke Lofts can help you
create the ultimate space to work from home. Our experts are there with from
the get-go. From drawing up the initial plans to help you decide how much of
the space you want to dedicate to a loft conversion home office, through to the
final fixtures and fittings, we can help.
To bring your loft
conversion study ideas to life, get in touch with Bespoke Lofts.
The sky, or at least the
attic, is the limit when it comes to a loft conversion home office!