The unfinished attic with open rafters and low, sloping walls was where homeowners Linda and Gerry Berglin stored boxes of books. On the main floor were two bedrooms and a bathroom with no shower.

Extensions and loft conversions are both popular ways to extend your living space, but we put them head-to-head to see which ...

Softly curved walls, a custom wooden bed, and a green marble en-suite — this attic bedroom is the stuff of dreams ...

As well as creating an additional bedroom or home office, a loft conversion can also increase the value of your home – but where to begin?

If your home already has a great master, or if your attic space is more modest, you can still convert even a small attic into an extra bedroom or a half bath.

See this dreary attic flipped into a colorful master bedroom This home came with a bare-bones attic space without insulation or a bathroom. Now, it's a colorful retreat for busy parents.

The combination of a master bedroom with a loft bedroom adds versatility to the 312 square feet (28.9 square meters) floor space.

Portland architecture professor Tom Hubka converted his bungalow attic into a master suite by putting in stairs and designing a 12-foot-wide shed dormer extension.

An attic conversion allows you to create a whole new room in your home without having to compromise on the footprint.

There’s the standard box-on-the-back rear extension, the side return or the master bedroom loft conversion (if you’re feeling really adventurous, you might add more than one skylight).

The soon-to-be master bedroom featured typical sloped attic ceilings, with the walls a mere 40 inches tall in some places. In addition, this attic is accessed via a narrow staircase, which meant ...