you might need to add a protective perspex cover ?

Hi. What type of thing does your daughter want? If she wants something less girly, why not try something like this from miaohuifac? Add a brick wallpaper and walls and furniture in grey, black and white etc. If she wants something girlie in the room add bedding, cushions, great lights and an upholstered bedroom chair. . I can't take a pic as I'm sure the room will be a mess but my sons room has 3 brick walls with a huge banksy mural (not made to measure) with a grey sofa, desk with tolix chair and london street signs and tube cushions etc his is teamed with tartan style curtains and bedding to warm it up. all done very cheaply!

Hi there The best person to help you is a trained designer who can stand with you in the loft and go through your requirements point by point. In order to design well it's important to have a good understanding of the space. What is the Available headroom and slope? How the light comes in? What is your budget? What's going on in the rest of the house? Does the space as designed flow? How tall are you? How physically fit are you? Do you have young children? Where will the ironing board be? Do you like ironing? etc The person who knows the answers to the questions above will come up with a better design than the person who does not know. When you are spending a lot to get it built its best to have it designed well so that you can enjoy the finished product. Hope it makes sense IT

Are you sure you have the measurements correct. That's around 300 Feet long by 45 feet - The size of a football pitch! That being the right size, you'd need to get an architect on board, presumably there are some windows there etc, you can't make suggestions until you know the basics - that starts with plumbing and drains., these will dictate where you can put the rooms.