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Example of a mid-sized classic gender-neutral carpeted playroom design in Houston with gray walls

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Transitional master porcelain tile and gray floor bathroom photo in Boston with white walls, an undermount sink, blue cabinets and marble countertops

On the upper level, this eliminated a small office/bedroom at the back of the house and created a substantial space for a beautifully appointed master suite. Upon entering the bedroom one notices the unique angles of the ceiling that were carefully designed to blend seamlessly with the existing 1920’s home, while creating visual interest within the room. The bedroom also features a cozy gas-log fireplace with a herringbone brick interior. © Bob Narod Photography and BOWA

The first stage of the renovation was to gut the entire attic and then apply spray foam insulation. As work has been done to different areas of their home, the owners have chosen to insulate with polyurethane foam because it provides the best thermal protection. This makes a notable difference in their older home even with the natural insulating factor of the double brick construction. Since the attic is a place where a significant amount of time is spent year round, choosing spray foam insulation has proven to be a wise choice. The owner says “it’s quite air tight up here so keeping it warm in the winter isn’t a problem. We ran a little infrared heater this winter but needed to shut it off by noon or it was too hot even on the coldest days. On really hot days in the summer, I turn on the small window air conditioner early in the morning and it doesn’t run very much to keep it quite comfortable.” In the overall design of the office, WayMar was able to maximize the usable space which is often a challenge in attics. Even with low slanted ceilings, the office is full of natural light and has an open airy feel with a wonderful view of the neighbourhood’s mature trees. The client is certainly satisfied with the move up from the basement. “There’s just something about working up here that I prefer.” The open concept office also lends to long term flexibility and resale value as the space can easily be converted to a bedroom or recreation room. photo: jeff brubacher

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A cozy window seat was built into the custom cabinets. Adjustable shelving allows for changes later on to the mill-work. Contemporary drawer knobs create a sophisticated appearance.

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Playroom - mid-sized traditional gender-neutral carpeted playroom idea in Houston with gray walls