Classic Conservatory

Sunrooms, in my opinion, are much more casual places than other rooms in the home. However, these spaces are extensions of the outdoors, so it's always a good idea to compliment whatever you're looking out upon by choosing colors and textures that mimic the outdoors.

In this case, lush greenery fills the space, bringing nature inside, minus the bugs and humidity.

Don't be intimidated by upholstery in a space like this. If done correctly, a slipcovered sofa or a set of chairs won't be too heavy-- it will be exactly what grounds the space and balances the airiness from the sun and the necessary weight of furniture.

Luminescent Library

We love the short bookshelves underneath the constant row of windows adorned with timeless bamboo window treatments. The neutral color palette compliments the beams of sun that illuminate this beautiful space and create an airy and enticing room that is perfect for relaxation.

When designing a sunroom, experiment with varying textures and layers. The linen curtains that can cover the bamboo blinds create a double treated look that adds dimension and depth into this stunning space.

Sophisticated Sitting Room

The slanted ceiling, the contrast of light and dark tones, the slate floor tile, the tall windows.. what's not to love about this space?

Despite its small size, this sunroom's space is maximized through its clever furniture placement and minimalistic design style. Without sacrificing "the look" for functionality, this design perfectly mimics the natural scape upon which it looks out.

The darker tones in the furniture, art, and floor create a beautiful contrast that make this room stand out against others in the home.