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A modern bedroom featuring a large bed with a patterned headboard, dressed in plush bedding, two bedside lamps, a wardrobe, and a large mirror on the wall.

Create more space with a loft conversion in Kensington

Make better use of the space above your home with a professionally planned loft conversion. 100 Lofts can turn an unused roof area into a bedroom, office, living space or another room designed around the way you live.

 

From initial design discussions through to construction and finishing, we can coordinate the important stages of your project, including structural work, roofing, insulation and joinery.

Bespoke space planning

Full project coordination

Structural work covered

Turn unused roof space into useful living space

An unused loft can offer an opportunity to add another room without extending into your garden or changing the footprint of your property. A carefully considered design can help make the most of the available area while keeping the new space practical and comfortable.

 

We begin by looking at your property and understanding how you would like to use the additional room. Depending on the roof structure and available space, a Velux, dormer, hip-to-gable or mansard conversion may be suitable.

 

We also consider the details that make a difference to the finished room, including stairs, insulation, storage, natural light and the connection between the loft and the rest of your home.

Support through every stage of your loft project

There are several elements to coordinate when converting a loft, from structural work and roofing through to insulation, stairs and interior finishing. Planning requirements and other permissions may also need to be considered based on your property and proposed design.

 

100 Lofts can assist with layouts, technical drawings and planning guidance where required, as well as party wall agreements. Once the project moves into construction, we coordinate the different stages through to completion.

 

Our experience across other areas of building work also means we can help when a loft conversion forms part of wider improvements. Extensions, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, structural alterations and roofing can all be considered alongside the main project.

A bright, minimalist room with white walls and wooden flooring. There is a white dresser with three drawers, a window with a roller blind, and a radiator beneath the window.

Find the right loft conversion for your Kensington property

No two loft spaces are the same, so the most suitable conversion will depend on your existing roof, available head height and the type of room you want to create.

 

Velux conversions can make use of an existing roof structure, while dormer conversions can provide more usable floor space. Hip-to-gable and mansard designs offer further options where the property and project requirements allow.

 

We can explain the available approaches and help you understand how each could work within your home. From the initial design through to construction and finishing, we can help keep the process organised.

 

If you are planning a loft conversion in Kensington, get in touch to discuss your property and the space you would like to create.

Plan your Kensington loft conversion

Share your ideas with 100 Lofts and discuss how your existing roof space could become a practical new part of your home.

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