Garage Conversion That Turn It Into Contemporary Living Space
Tue, Jul 6, 2010 | Contemporary home designs | By Mike
It isn’t very nice to live in a garage but when the garage is renovated by Seattle-based SHED Architecture & Design that isn’t true at all. The 320-square-foot garage conversion is full of space saving solutions used throughout: a support beam functions as a kitchen pot rack, a bookshelf is tucked in the interior eaves, and so on. Besides, it features a faceted ceiling to guide warm air to the triangular vent window for passive ventilation. SHED’s way to the architecture is very nice and practical and they managed to get a contemporary living space that is similar to studio apartments from the garage.
July 6th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
This is great – makes me want to live in an garage!
Thanks for sharing.
- Olivia
The Design Team @ Apt #86
July 16th, 2010 at 6:50 pm
What a beautiful conversion, I would absolutely love to live in a place like this. The bookshelves up top are perfect, loft bed looks comfortable and spacious enough, kitchen, living room, and desk are minimalist and just awesome. Thanks for sharing!
- Alex
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