6 Popular Room Conversion Ideas

Many homeowners complain about not having enough space. What they don’t realize is that, more often than not, the problem isn’t so much the lack of space as it is poor utilization. Because most American homeowners buy existing houses instead of building from the ground up, mismatches between space and function are common.

The good news? A good home interior remodeling company can help you figure out how best to put your unused square footage to work. All it takes is some rethinking!

Same House, More Space

Formal dining room. Most formal dining rooms only see action during holidays and special occasions. To get more use out of this space, convert it into a home office, kids’ study room or playroom.
Wide hallway or space under stairs. These conveniently located spaces are ideal spots for built-in storage. Depending on where they are, you can transform them into coat closets, broom cupboards or even pantries.
Attic. Not all households need attic storage. A bedroom or playroom is a great use for an attic! It’s always a hit with kids, and it’s a private space that can grow with them as their needs change.
Basement or oversized laundry room. If you often find yourself wishing you had a mudroom, consider setting one up in a section of your laundry room or walk-out basement.
Oversized great room. Many older homes have huge great rooms that, while beautiful, don’t quite align with the way modern households work. Most remodelers would advise against splitting this space up into partitioned rooms, but you can still carve out discrete functional areas within it: think bar, breakfast nook, reading nook, etc.
Undersized or oddly shaped bedroom. Some homes have bedrooms that barely qualify as such because they provide an awkward fit for standard furniture. Rather than forcing the bedroom narrative, you may want to turn yours into a walk-in closet or powder room, depending on its location.

Create the Home of Your Dreams With Us

For more interior, kitchen and bathroom remodel ideas and ways to help you make the most of your home’s untapped space, start a conversation with DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Wilmington. Call us at (910) 212-5889 or fill out our contact form to schedule a visit to our design center.

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