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This loft now has a higher purpose as a sleeping and play space for visiting grandchildren in this home at K. Hovnanian’s Four Seasons at Silver Maple.
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There’s no such thing as a spare room. If you are fortunate enough to have a room in your home that isn’t earmarked for the essentials of life, it’s truly a bonus room.
To determine how to make the most of your bonus room, analyze your lifestyle. Love to entertain? How about repurposing your basement as a billiards room with a cozy lounge? Or welcome guests in a sparkling conservatory? Looking forward to visits from the grandchildren? A bunk room that doubles as a play space might be just what you need. A seldom-used bedroom might be better suited as a sewing room or home library. Think of a loft or large landing as a space just waiting to be transformed into a teen hangout or craft area. A tiny space off a kitchen gains purpose and function as a walk-in pantry. An extra garage bay can be readily converted into a workshop or home office.
We hope the creative ideas within these spaces will be a springboard for you to make your own home more livable.
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Accessed by French doors, this space at K. Hovnanian’s Four Seasons at Silver Maple in Middletown suits the homeowners as both a home office and library.
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The basement of this home in Schell Brothers’ Senators community in Lewes becomes useful space with the addition of a bar, billiards table and conversation group.
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This open loft in the Whimbrel model in Schell Brothers’ Coastal Club community in Lewes is a hangout space for teens or guests.
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This bonus room in the Parkside development in Middletown is enjoyed as a craft room and play space.
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A craft room comes in handy in this home in K. Hovnanian’s Brenford Station II development in Smyrna.
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