Fixer Upper's Best Bonus Rooms

The playroom includes built-in bookshelves, perfect for building a children's library, and a reading nook lined in one of Joanna's new favorite wall coverings — skinnylap.

This former garage was converted into a dedicated music and studio space. New drywall, baseboards and trim were added as well more masculine touches including dark hardwood floors, industrial shelving, leather and wood chairs and an oversized ceiling fan.

The hallway in the second story of the newly renovated Dansby home has unique shelves with a library style ladder.

The spacious landing now includes a new library wall and vintage style ladder.

A contemporary blue-gray home office with a brown, wooden desk is shown.

Fixer Upper host Joanna Gaines worked with the clients to re-create this room as a multifunctional space that could double as guest bedroom and a fun media or game room for the kids and family.

The shower room in the Copp's renovated home has built in vintage lockers and subway tiling.

The shower room in the Copp's renovated home has subway tiling and a large shower space that is wheelchair accesible.

The Copp's entryway now has two desks that are wheelchair accesible with plenty of storage.

A custom built-in painted in muted blue, dark hardwoods and wood panel backing for the new sconces help warm up the space.

The open office area of the Severn's home has been updated with wood floors, a shiplap wall and built in shelves.

A contemporary office space with a built-in bench is shown.

The office space in the barn home sits behind a custom staircase. A work desk and integrated bookshelves are tucked neatly under the newly reconfigured stairs.

The loft area in this renovated shotgun home was created to be an office and second living room space. It features custom made suitcase shelving, new wood flooring and custom wall art.

The sand volleyball court in the backyard of the newly renovated Ridley home.

The basketball court in the backyard of the newly renovated Ridley home.

The craft room in the newly renovated Dansby home features pipe shelving, wall art, unique stools, and a custom made table.

The office in the newly renovated Jones home was created by adding walls that were removed from the kitchen area. It also adds a transition area from the back door into the main section of the home. It features custom wall art, desk, and new ceiling fan.

A close up of the transition or mud room side of the office in the newly renovated Jones home. It features a sitting area, sliding barn style door, and storage.

The built-in cabinets provide plenty of space for storing and organizing tools and craft supplies in the craft room while also giving the kids their own space.

The built in bookcases in this home office offers style and function. The bookcases maximizes storage space without sacrificing style.

The office area in the Downs home has been completely transformed, the hard wood floors have been refinished and built-in book cases were installed.

The Ermoian's remodeled office space has new wooden flooring and light grey walls. The earth toned rug, wooden pendant lighting and rustic wooden desk helps to compliment the beach theme that runs throughout the renovated house.

The sun room of the Eggers home has been completely transformed and features custom flooring design, new light fixtures, and built in desks.

The Ward's open office has a shiplap accent wall, a large wooden desk, and an antique tool bin haning on the wall for a filing unit.

This bench window seat with open storage bins helps transform the home's entry into a more functional space.

This work space area offers a place for the Fuchs children to do their homework on the floating desk suspended by steel cables. Before the renovation, this area was the kitchen.

On the lower level, a den is updated as a game room with ping-pong table and wet bar.

Industrial metal stools sit beneath a newly metal wrapped wet bar.

The Blount's new living room is serene with a light gray-green paint, a new built-in, and distressed wood floors.

The updated office feels brighter with a lighter paint, soft window dressing, and dark wood floors that flow through french doors into the family room.

Large wood coffee table lettering spells out "LIVE" as the focal point of this room design. Faux shutters frame the windows, adding a creative look to the large wall. A cozy sofa is finished with a blue striped fabric and ruffled skirt. Orange throw pillows pop against the pale coloring of the sofa and pull out the rich tones in the patterned rug. Word wall art keeps with the motivational theme of the coffee table.