Are you curious about changing the layout of your mezzanine to improve the design of this living space, and are looking for some ideas before you begin this project? Take a peek at these wonderful examples of mezzanines to offer you some inspiration.

10 Examples of Mezzanine Layouts

1- A contemporary and refined design

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While some enjoy colourful and vibrant decors, some of us prefer the calm that emanates from rooms with a sleek, soft design. This mezzanine is the perfect example!

The soothing atmosphere that emanates from it is accentuated by all the white, which itself is enhanced by the abundance of natural light. The transparency of the railing allows the mezzanine to be highlighted and makes this surface visible to all.

2- A rustic-looking mezzanine

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This mezzanine greatly benefits from the ceiling beams, which help to bring its rustic style to life. It is impossible to ignore the shape and design of the railing, which is as original as it is beautiful.

Although the wood and the rustic style occupy a dominant place here, we notice that the furniture is rather modern. The integration of these two styles in the same space may come across as poorly arranged decor, however, the presence of wood-coloured furniture ensures visual continuity between the various elements.

3- A hidden nook

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This arrangement reminds us that it’s possible to take advantage of any space, no matter how small. In this case, it seems that the mezzanine has been converted into a bedroom or a small relaxation area.

The choice of light wood for the staircase which leads up into a very discreet corner brings a certain charm to the room while creating a nice contrast with the darker shade of the walls and flooring material.

4- Showcasing geometric shapes and visibility

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This mezzanine transformed into a bedroom is once again highlighted by the transparent railing. The black border and that of the stairs affirm a modern style, this also manifests in the presence of geometric shapes.

The choice of a dark colour for the back wall draws the eye in that direction, thereby creating an interesting contrast with the furniture. Let's not forget to highlight the obvious asymmetry of the glass railing, which creates a rather interesting visual effect.

5- An industrial-looking mezzanine

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One glance at this mezzanine is enough to appreciate the calm and soothing atmosphere that it emanates. Its industrial style is both subtle and refined. Also, the configuration of the room is clever, as it provides a dedicated work area with shelves that help to avoid clutter.

6- Modern with a twist

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Who doesn't dream of working beneath a skylight? That’s what this beautiful mezzanine has to offer, the decor of which seems to be inspired by an art gallery. The entire layout is refined and elegant, and there’s no doubt that the pretty library gives this room an incomparable charm.

7- A refined R&R space

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The allure that a brick wall adds to a room is undeniable! Not only does this bring a lot of warmth to the decor, but it certainly also offers plenty of character. Note that the dark wood cabinet has a similar colour to the mezzanine, which ensures an aesthetically pleasing visual continuity.

The presence of a skylight above the bed is interesting, to say the least, and will certainly delight those who lie down for a pleasant moment of relaxation.

8- A plant-focused mezzanine

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Although the creation of a mezzanine is often motivated by the desire for a bedroom or office area, this room can serve many purposes. As shown in the previous image, it’s possible to install a pretty little interior terrace with lovely flowers. In summer as in winter, there’s no doubt that it’ll be pleasant to hang out here for a good cup of coffee or a drink!

9- A height-adjustable mezzanine

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Although we rarely talk about it, there are mezzanines with the option for adjustable height. This provides the flexibility to free up more space below them. This type of installation is very practical for small rooms, in addition to offering the possibility of creating a mezzanine without complex or large-scale work. Not to mention, the costs involved to realize this project are also less considerable.

10- Transforming a mezzanine into a library

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This mezzanine will certainly delight readers! Using this room to make a library opens up the space below the loft while giving it a majestic look.

There’s a striking contrast between the brightness and the uncluttered character of the lower room and the massive and visually charged design of the mezzanine. From an aesthetic point of view, this visual break between the two spaces is unique and magnificent.

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