11 Attic bathroom ideas for your loft conversion

Here’s a clever idea when it comes to storage and sloped ceilings. When creating a square or rectangle shower block in your attic bathroom, why not use the lost space as a small storage area for towels and soaps? A perfect way to save space and avoid the need for additional storage!

Don’t be afraid to use your architectural elements

Don’t be afraid of your home showing its age! The use of natural wood rafters can bring a classical, rustic feel to your attic bathroom that your guests (and you!) will love!

The addition of greenery such as plants or green tiles would be a great way of making your bathroom stand out and play on the naturesque style.

Here’s another great use of a home’s architectural elements. If your loft conversion contains beautiful beams, or nice brickwork, such as the two images above, it would be a shame not to make them the centrepiece of your attic bathroom.

Decorative ideas for your attic bathroom

A cost-saving way of creating a stylish change to your attic bathroom is using eye-catching wallpaper. Use your sloped wall to your advantage by creating stunning visuals in fairly small spaces.

What is the cost of an attic bathroom conversion?

The average cost of an attic bathroom conversion can typically start at £15,000 to £20,000, but the price can easily rise if further work is required. Unexpected plumbing jobs and what quality of finish you are wanting can see the cost rise.

If you’re renovating an existing attic bathroom, the cost could be less, and you can reduce the cost by checking where existing plumbing lies to reduce the need for major renovations.

Getting in contact with your local plumber & decorating company can give you a good estimate of how much designing your dream attic bathroom would cost.