A coffee table on wheels adds flexibility to an attic living space. It’s quick and easy to roll out of the way if you need to convert a sofa bed into sleep mode, or if you want clear space for a yoga workout.
These custom pullout wardrobes are a fabulous solution when you have limited space. They make the most of the sloping shape under the roof eaves, opening up to a huge amount of storage for your clothing.
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If you have a larger attic space, a low cabinet is great for storage. In moments you need extra roof, tuck it away under the lower part of the roof.
A shelving unit on casters is not only a great way to store books and keep clutter to a minimum, you can move it around the room to create a slight separation between different task areas, such as between a work zone and seating area.
If your attic is a games or entertainment room, try placing the TV on a cabinet with casters so you can move the TV nearer to the sofa when you’re watching it, then store it out of the way near a wall when not in use. Choose from traditional wood, glass or an industrial style to suit your room’s decor.
Using your loft space for a children’s playroom? A toy box on wheels will be easy for the kids to move around the room, and it might even motivate them to put the toys away! Whether it’s wooden or plastic, choose a bright colour to brighten up the space.
A beautiful bar cabinet with casters means you can turn your loft into a party zone when you need it, and discreetly tuck it into a corner when not in use. Your biggest decision will be what to stock it with!