1. Create an additional bedroom

Mezzanines can evoke a space out of nothing. Rooms can be built where every square inch is used. The steps can be designed as drawers, providing vital storage space and a path to climb onto the bed.

2. Fits an entire floor

With a gabled roof of a house, a mezzanine that runs along its highest central part can be built. A bedroom, fitted wardrobes, and end bathroom can be designed and decorated in pure white to match a white ceiling and help make the space feel bright.

3. Build a beautiful library

A bright and elegant contemporary library can be designed where natural light enters through the enormous indows. At the same time, the glass floor of the mezzanine allows more light to circulate and gives space to a floating sensation.

4. Exploit an eye-catching space

In modern houses with a sculptural and curved ceiling as the main feature. A ramp can be an option to lead upstairs and go around an entire mezzanine system, where you can include an office on one side and end up with a living space at the front with a great view.

5. Get away from it all

We often need to retire to a quiet place without closing ourselves off completely. The beautiful mezzanine living space overlooks the open-plan living room and kitchen, but its height gives you some privacy. The crystallized sides keep the space light and discreet and, at the same time, make it safe.

6. Go totally glam

Mezzanines are not always built in a raised space; they can be created in a double-height area, where you can lead into adjoining rooms. You can add a contemporary chandelier that hangs above the table at the mezzanine level to enjoy it from multiple perspectives.

7. Make it familiar

In open-plan houses, a very functional option is to add a fun mezzanine for children to play. This helps keep the living space tidy as toys and other things can stay out of sight up high and allows children some privacy within the joint family area.