Before
An unused loft — boards, insulation and stored clutter with no sense of a liveable room.
Bedrooms · Wigmore
Unused loft turned into a bright, liveable bedroom
A loft conversion bedroom with Velux light, eaves storage and finishes chosen for comfort — proving spare roof space can become a genuine extra room, not a compromise.
The loft was wasted volume. The family needed another bedroom without extending outwards, and they wanted it to feel like a proper room rather than an attic afterthought.
We planned head height, stair arrival and natural light first, then fitted eaves cupboards so storage works with the roof pitch instead of fighting it.
The loft is now a quiet, daylit bedroom with smart storage and a finished feel that matches the rest of the house.
Conversions demand careful insulation, ventilation and fire strategy. We built those into the programme so comfort is baked in, not bolted on later.
Project journey
Follow the same property through each stage — so you can picture how your own project could unfold with Napwood.
An unused loft — boards, insulation and stored clutter with no sense of a liveable room.
The space was cleared and prepared for structural works, insulation and the new stair opening.
Plasterboard, Velux openings and eaves carcasses went in — the bedroom layout becoming clear.
A comfortable, light loft bedroom with built-in eaves storage and a calm, finished interior.
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Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
ME8 0SW