5 Ways to Transform Your Spare Bedroom

1. Guest Bedroom

A welcoming guest bedroom is a lovely addition to any home. Start with a comfortable bed and quality bedding to ensure a good night's sleep. A fitted sliding wardrobe will help maximise storage space, and your guests will appreciate not having to live out of a suitcase. Don’t forget to include essentials like fresh towels and extra pillows, and the most essential accessory in modern times – a charging station! Custom bedside tables will complement your wardrobe design and allow your guest a space to charge their devices and store their bedtime essentials.

2. Walk-In Wardrobe

Your spare room could become the walk-in wardrobe you’ve always dreamt of! No matter the size of the room, we can design a walk-in wardrobe to suit your needs.  A combination of hanging spaces, drawers and smart wardrobe accessories can accommodate any lifestyle. Include a pull-out mirror, good lighting and plenty of long and short hanging space for your best outfits! Adding decorative elements like a plush rug or custom-made curtains will ensure the space is uniquely yours.

3. Home Office

Now that homeworking is here to stay, a home office is a smart use of extra space. Your spare bedroom can become a dedicated workspace, helping to increase your productivity and ensure comfort while working. For small rooms, overhead storage and built-in furniture will take up little floorspace. Use shelving and filing cabinets to keep the space organized and clutter-free. You could even personalize your new office with inspiring artwork, plants, and a bulletin board for important notes and reminders. Add a reliable internet connection, and you are ready to go!

4. Craft Room

Unleash your creativity by transforming your spare bedroom into a dedicated space for crafting. Our designers can help to create all the fitted storage you need to store paints, fabric, threads and bead. Good lighting is crucial to highlight supplies and to see all the fine details of your work, so consider both task lighting and ambient lighting options. You may also want to invest in a comfortable chair for those long crafting sessions.

5. Playroom

Your empty room could become a fun, imaginative space for your kids! Incorporate plenty of storage for toys, books, and games with soft-close hinged cabinets and drawers – safe for little fingers. You could even create different zones for various activities, such as a reading nook and a craft corner. Decorate the room in bright colours, fun wall decals and your child’s artwork.