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Elevate your space: Interior design tips for your new master bedroom



A master bedroom remains the most popular reason for a loft conversion across Greater London and the Home Counties and every year Econoloft teams add space and value to all types of properties. From detached homes to terraced houses, most properties will benefit from additional space and better still, most homes can benefit from an Econoloft loft conversion without planning permission.


Once the Econoloft team has completed your new master bedroom you are left with a blank canvas allowing you to stamp your personality on your new room and create the perfect retreat at the top of the house


Transforming a loft into a master bedroom can be both exciting and daunting. In this master bedroom interior design guide, we'll explore the best strategies for creating a new master bedroom in your attic to ensure it becomes a sanctuary of comfort and style.


Understanding And Planning Your New Loft Conversion Space


Before diving into design decisions, it's crucial to understand the space you're working with. Econoloft loft conversions often come with distinct characteristics such as sloped ceilings and Velux windows. Embrace these features as part of the room's charm and take some time to take accurate measurements and create a floor plan to visualise how different elements will fit within the space.


Many Econoloft customers opt for bespoke fitted furniture to make the most of those nooks and crannies, however, if this is not for you, careful thought and planning will ensure you make the most of your lovely new space.


One of the greatest assets of an Econoloft loft conversion is the abundance of natural light. Capitalise on this by carefully thinking about where each piece of bedroom furniture will sit, for example having a dressing table close to natural light will help when applying your make-up in the morning. Additionally, consider installing mirrors to amplify the natural light and create a sense of spaciousness. 


Incorporating reflective surfaces and mirrors into your master bedroom design also makes the most of natural light. Mirrors not only enhance the sense of space but also bounce light around the room, amplifying its luminosity. Position mirrors opposite windows to capture and reflect sunlight throughout the day. Choose furniture with glossy finishes or metallic accents to further enhance the reflective quality of surfaces, creating a brighter and more dynamic environment.


Natural light offers a multitude of benefits beyond mere illumination. It has been linked to improved mood, increased productivity, and better sleep quality. Exposure to sunlight helps regulate the body's circadian rhythm, promoting a sense of well-being and vitality. In the master bedroom, where rest and rejuvenation are essential, ample natural light can create a serene and inviting atmosphere conducive to relaxation.  


As well as designing in Velux windows, many customers request Econoloft add patio doors or Juliet balconies which really encourage lots of lovely natural light to flood into your new space – bringing with it all those incredible health benefits and creating a seamless connection with the outdoors.


Consider How You Will Use Your New Master Bedroom And Zone Your Room


Econoloft customers often use their loft conversions to serve multiple purposes, not just a bedroom but also a hobby area or a home office. Define distinct functional zones within the space using furniture arrangement and room dividers. Rugs are also a great way to anchor each zone and add warmth to a hardwood or carpeted floors.


Lighting your master bedroom will also help with defining zones. Effective lighting is essential for enhancing the ambience and functionality of a master bedroom loft. Layer lighting sources to accommodate different activities and moods. Install overhead lighting fixtures such as chandeliers or pendant lights for overall illumination. 


Task lighting such as bedside lamps or wall sconces provides focused light for reading or working. Consider incorporating dimmer switches to adjust the lighting intensity according to your needs.


In a master bedroom loft conversion multifunctional furniture can be a game-changer. Look for pieces that serve dual purposes, such as a storage ottoman that doubles as a table for your morning coffee – or have a daybed with built-in drawers for extra storage. Invest in a dressing table with plenty of drawers so that you can use it as a desk during the day or, how about a side table that also provides space for books on a shelf underneath


Ensure Your New Loft Conversion Master Bedroom Is The Perfect Retreat


Above all, an Econoloft loft conversion master bedroom should be a retreat where you can relax and unwind. Invest in high-quality bedding, including a comfortable mattress, plush pillows, and soft linens. Layer textures with throw blankets, rugs, and upholstered furniture to create an intimate atmosphere. 


Choosing the right colour scheme is essential for setting the tone of your Econoloft master bedroom loft. Opt for light, neutral colours to brighten the space and make it feel airy. Consider painting the walls, ceiling, and skirting board in a cohesive colour palette to create a sense of continuity. 


Familiarise yourself with colour psychology to understand the emotional and psychological effects of different colours. For example, soft blues and greens are known for their calming properties and so may be ideal for the bedroom, while warm neutrals like beige and taupe create a sense of warmth and comfort. Choose colours that promote relaxation and tranquillity for a restful sleep environment.


Interior designers will advise selecting a colour palette that incorporates a mix of hues, tones, and shades. Consider using a combination of three to five colours, including a primary colour, secondary colour, and accent colours. Choose colours that complement each other and create visual interest without overwhelming the space and using a colour wheel will soon have you thinking like a pro. 


Enhance your colour scheme with texture and pattern to add visual interest and dimension to the space. Experiment with different textures such as wood, metal, fabric, and natural fibres to create depth and tactile appeal. Introduce patterns through bedding, rugs, curtains, or artwork to inject personality and style into the room.


Ultimately, trust your instincts and don't be afraid to experiment with different colour combinations until you find the perfect scheme for your master bedroom. Take your time to explore various options, gather inspiration from interior design magazines, and online platforms, and of course, take a look at our gallery online  to see how others have used colour in their new Econoloft loft bedroom. 


Personal touches elevate a space from generic to truly unique. Infuse your personality into the loft conversion master bedroom with curated décor and meaningful accents. Display cherished photographs, artwork, or souvenirs that reflect your interests and experiences. Incorporate elements of nature with potted plants, fresh flowers, or botanical prints to bring life and vitality into the room.


Lofts often have high ceilings if not across the whole room, then certainly in part of it. Make the most of this and use the vertical space for storage and décor. Incorporate built-in shelves, floating shelves, or wall-mounted cabinets to optimise vertical storage without sacrificing floor space. Decorative elements such as hanging plants, artwork, or pendant lights can draw the eye upward, adding visual interest to the room.


However, be careful that you don’t just clutter up your lovely new space. As you design your master bedroom loft, strive for balance and harmony in every aspect. Avoid overcrowding the space with unnecessary ‘stuff’ as you will want to promote a sense of tranquillity - a serene environment conducive to relaxation.


A New Master Bedroom In The Attic


Econoloft customers are always amazed at just how much space they have in their attic and are keen to start using their new master bedroom right away. However, interior designing a master bedroom loft conversion requires careful consideration of space, light, functionality, and personal style. Tempting as it may be – don’t rush to dress and decorate your new loft conversion, think carefully about how you intend to use the room and think about the space Econoloft has created in your home.


By embracing the unique characteristics of the loft and implementing strategic design principles, you can create a haven that reflects your personality and meets your practical needs. Whether you're aiming for a cosy retreat, or a luxurious sanctuary, thoughtful planning and creative execution will elevate your Econoloft loft bedroom conversion to new heights of comfort and style.


If you would like more information about how to create a new master bedroom in your home then please do get in touch for a free, no obligation quote.


When you need a specialist loft conversion company anywhere in the UK, call us on 0800 26976501942 722754 (Head Office), or 0208 7771719 (London Office).

 

 


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