Attic crawl space ideas

Attics are inherently challenging—they’re often dark, cramped, and, well, far from everything else in the house. Plus, they often have odd and awkwardly shaped spaces to work with. It’s no surprise that so many become a dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends. But that doesn’t have to be the case. These renovation projects prove that, when properly configured, attic spaces can add some seriously useful—and attractive—square footage to your home. A sophisticated attic office Beth Bryan

Have you ever considered converting your attic into a functional space? Attic conversions are a great way to add value and square footage to your home. The cost of an attic conversion, however, can vary greatly depending on the size of your attic, the materials used, and the type of conversion you want. On our blog, we break down the costs of finishing our unfinished attic.

With Attic Dek panels, even an unexperienced DIYer can easily add flooring to an attic to create additional storage space.

A low-ceiling crawl space transformed into a secret hideaway in a kid's room

I decided it would be super fun to turn our crawl space into a fun hidden playroom. It connects right to the main family room which I love because I can still keep an eye on them. See how I put everything together. My parents decided to convert their basement into an apartment so the...

Wish you could use that extra space in your attic to store rarely used items, but aren't sure how to? Here are some great attic storage ideas to help.

Are you looking to improve the insulation in your attic? Effective attic insulation keeps the warm air in your home, helping to improve the energy...

From wall units to containers and baskets, these attic storage ideas will help you get the most out of your attic space.

We transformed this 82 year old garage attic into a fun space for our kids. Come see the before and after of this garage attic makeover!

Squeezing one office space into a home is tricky enough; when you have two people working from home indefinitely, you have to get creative.For four months, Kris McDonald and his wife both crowded around the dining room table to work from home. It was, as he says, “no longer working.” But when his wife put in an order for a new desk to call her own, they both realized that they didn’t actually have a place to put it—yet.