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4 Interior Design Essentials

The interior design plan is essential to your sunroom building process. But can quickly become a daunting task, knowing that this new sunroom can become the main hangout spot within your house. Because of this, we’ve got a few tips that can help. Tip 1: Determine the function of the room The first and most critical step of interior design is determining how you will utilize your sunroom. This will promote unity between your sunroom and your home and accommodate the activities you’ve planned for your new addition. By thinking about the function of your room, you can also zero in on your preferred sunroom style. Different styles provide different purposes. For example, a Cathedral sunroom is often used for parties or dinners, while a Studio sunrooms generally feels a little quainter and is utilized as a quiet get away. By choosing the style that best fits your needs, you can make sure you design the sunroom you want. The sunroom featured here was built as a spot to relax and host guests. The family wanted an area to sit for conversations before and after mealtime. Because of this, they built their sunroom extension just off the dining room. Likewise, they chose a Cathedral sunroom with enough room to fit larger groups of people. Tip 2: Keep the colors consistent Most likely, you’ve created a home with a style that's consistent from room to room. There's no need to alter that style when building a sunroom. We offer a variety of sunroom color options to ensure your sunroom will match the rest of your house. As you plan your sunroom, use the other parts of your home to guide your decisions. If you’re having trouble making up your mind, there’s inspiration available here to help you design your dream sunroom. For most,…

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October 21, 2019

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10 Reasons to Consider a Conservatory Greenhouse

History of Conservatory Greenhouses Conservatory greenhouses have grown unique plants uncommon to the area throughout history. Conservatory greenhouses originated in northern Europe during the seventeenth century. Wealthy landowners utilized them to cultivate the citrus fruits they bought from Mediterranean traders. During the 19th century, the love of gardening brought about England's golden age of conservatory greenhouses. Nevertheless, conservatories have evolved as time has progressed. Now, people use them as places to relax, entertain, and dine. However, they are still optimal environments for growing plants. Youtube: 10 Reasons to Own a Conservatory Greenhouse Conservatory greenhouses have several benefits accompanying them. For example, the warmer climate allows you to extend your growing season into the early and late winter months. The warmer climate also allows more tropical plants to thrive, as you are giving them a familiar environment. Conservatory greenhouses allow you to enjoy homegrown food, which will give you a greater feeling of self-reliance. Furthermore, it offers the option to start a small entrepreneurial business from your own backyard. The fruits, vegetables, and flowers grown in a conservatory greenhouse can sell at local farmer's markets. This brings in extra money while allowing you to interact regularly with your community. Successful greenhouses are built with a variety of different materials. The technology associated with a LivingSpace conservatory allows plants to grow in an efficient and well-insulated environment. Consequently, this gives plants the best opportunity to prosper through all conditions. Youtube: Go Out & About at Martha's Conservatory Greenhouse In this video, Martha Stewart takes you through her New York greenhouse conservatory while pointing out the beautiful plants she is able to cultivate inside it. She has been able to collect an eclectic mix of horticulture in her home because of the effectiveness of a conservatory greenhouse. These plants have been able to…

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July 6, 2018

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Make a Television Room Out of Your Sunroom

A sunroom is likely to become the most trafficked room in your home once it is constructed. Consequently, it will be important to plan the right way to utilize the added square footage. The functionality of the sunroom will dictate the way it should be designed and decorated. LivingSpace Sunrooms wants to give you the resources available to create a timeless area. Our second installment of our comprehensive interior design guide will outline the prospective options available through a television room. BUILDING A TELEVISION ROOM A LivingSpace sunroom offers unique opportunities if used as a television room. For example, a sunroom allows neighborhood barbecue guests to socialize in the yard while simultaneously watching the night’s broadcasted game. A sunroom also allows friends to gather for ritualistic Monday evening television show viewing parties. However, televisions are notorious eyesores in the home, and they are difficult to decorate around. They are large, black rectangles that function by dominating a room. This can act as a problem within a sunroom. A poorly decorated sunroom can let the television distract from the panoramic views offered by a LivingSpace sunroom, or vice versa. Nonetheless, deliberate attention to interior design can help you avoid this predicament. Luckily, LivingSpace allows customers to fully customize their sunrooms to match their preferences. There are plenty of decorating options that will allow a television to coexist with the decor and the outdoors. Lonny gives different tips and options to consider. Blended Backdrop A flat screen against a black accent wall will allow your television to hide in plain sight. This emphasizes the colors projected by the television when it is on. It also allows the outdoors to take over and let conversation flow naturally when the television is off. Niche Idea Sectioning the room will make the room feel more…

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July 2, 2018

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Minimalist Living Room Makes Interior Design Elegant

A sunroom is likely to become the most trafficked room in your home once it is constructed. Consequently, it will be important to plan the right way to utilize the added square footage. The functionality of the sunroom will dictate the way it should be designed and decorated. LivingSpace Sunrooms wants to give you the resources available to create a timeless area. Therefore, this first installment of our comprehensive project will outline the prospective options available through a minimalist living room. Further installments will work to outline further options. Building a Minimalist Living Room A LivingSpace sunroom is a perfect place to create a living room or relaxation area within your home. A living room or relaxation area will give the sunroom versatility as you use it for numerous different occasions. It can be a social place for family conversation, a quiet place for reading, or a stress-free place to unwind after a long day. It is important to maximize the opportunities a sunroom can provide. This can be done through your deliberate attention to interior design. Warren Lloyd has worked for many years as an interior designer and architect in the Salt Lake and Seattle areas. His work has been described as “quiet” but not silent. It is void of clutter. In general, interior design champions this method of styling a room because it visually and emotionally calms those utilizing it. Lloyd says this idea of simplifying allows the room to move closer to the core of its function, which allows those using it to better focus. This thought is furthered by Studio McGee as they suggest breathing space will allow your hard work to stand out. This gives a purpose to the “white space” created by a decluttered living area. A decluttered layout is crucial when trying to…

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June 26, 2018

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