Small Homes That Use Lofts To Gain More Floor Space | Exploring Tiny House

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Small Homes That Use Lofts To Gain More Floor Space
Size: 4,5 x 7 meters (339 sqft)
- Living and kitchen
- 1 loft include bed
- 1 Porch
The sky is the limit when tall ceilings meet compact floor plans. The homes featured in this post sacrificed some of their impressive height for the sake of gaining more usable square footage - and the results are pretty fun to admire. Many of these interiors take the traditional approach by placing a bedroom in the lofted area, but others break the mold by using their newfound second floor for other purposes like a home office or library. While loft living isn't a great solution for the stair-weary, it's still a neat option for people who want to put their extra vertical space to work.
1 |Designer: ILYA Derkach
Designed to mimic the freedom and playfulness of a treehouse, this interior makes great use of its impressive 4-meter-tall ceilings. A comfortable bedroom occupies the loft space, leaving plenty of room for functional areas like the kitchen and hallway beneath. The staircase is compact but just the right depth to contain useful storage cabinets.
The living room enjoys the full atrium-like effect of the apartment. Tall windows brighten the interior upstairs and down. Accent colors tend toward the darker side of the spectrum, but the ample natural light makes it work beautifully.
Between the windows remains a strip of wall just wide enough for a tiny dining table and television. Not an inch of space is wasted.
Just check out this smart layout! A cabinet in the hallway hides the laundry space, just around the corner from the bathroom. The kitchen is small but contains all the necessities - the white surfaces banish shadows that might feel oppressive as part of the living room.
Upstairs decor remains much more casual and homey. It’s clearly a space to relax, reflect, and decompress at the end of the day. The head of the bed aligns perfectly with the window to allow a view of the outdoors.
The position of the loft bedroom provides plenty of privacy on its own, but the shuttered doors surely help to diffuse a bit of the noise and light without disrupting airflow - convenient when guests are crashing on the sofa downstairs.
Of course, when you’re dealing with a room this tall, pendant lamps can make all the difference. These pendants from Sandra Lindner feature beautiful copper accents toward the top, so they look just as gorgeous from above as they do from below.
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