If you have a room in your home that’s current function is nothing more than a dumping ground, you may be considering whether it could have a more functional purpose.
If that sounds like your situation, read on for 5 clever ideas for a spare room transformation.
Home office
Whether you are a budding crafter, work from home on occasion, or find yourself dealing with household paperwork constantly, a home office might be a great addition to your home.
You can buy office desks of all shapes and sizes to suit a range of budgets, so whether you want one desk or a whole wall full, you should be able to find something that fits perfectly. Add an office chair, a pegboard, and some wall art, and you can create a fabulous room to help keep you organized.
TV Room
A TV room is a great option, particularly if you have a large family who regularly bickers about what to watch on television. If the room is small, you don’t have to worry. A couch for a studio apartment should be ideal, and you can easily have a TV fitted to the wall if floor space is particularly restrictive.
Add some mood lighting and some curtains or blinds, and you can transform it into a lovely space for the whole family to enjoy.
Fitness studio
If you enjoy strength training, the odd HIIT class, or love nothing more than winding down each day with a therapeutic yoga session, a fitness studio might be right up your street.
Gym equipment can be expensive, so if it is a little out of your budget, why not look at buying second-hand instead? You can pick up some fabulous bargains online for second-hand equipment that has hardly used, so regardless of your budget, it’s worth having a look.
An out-of-this-world wardrobe
If you have always dreamed of having a walk-in wardrobe like those you see in luxury homes on television and online, turning your spare room into something similar could bring you one step closer.
Wall-to-wall shelving and glass cabinets are both a great way to display a wide selection of shoes and handbags, and multi-level rails will allow for far simpler clothing selections. It might not be the most practical use of the space, but it will certainly be a talking point amongst your friends.
Gaming Room
If your kids enjoy gaming, why not create a room dedicated to it? You may think that it will encourage more gaming time, but it could do the opposite as they will no longer be able to sneak extra time like they may do when in their bedroom. You will also be able to monitor it more closely.
There are some fabulous gaming chairs you can purchase, and you can make the whole experience even more interactive with surround sound and the best television you can afford. Your kids will love it, and their friends will think they are the coolest kids ever!
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