Here are most important elements to keep in mind when styling your sunroom for maximum comfortability all year long.

Robert Peterson

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The addition of the windows and skylights floods the space with natural light, OBrien says.

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Lighting is a necessity in the evening.

And if you want to maximize cozy lighting for other times of day, consideraccent lights.

Accent lighting helps highlight art or certain design features, or even beloved decor.

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Not a huge fan of color?

Harrison suggests natural options, like jute or sisal.

you’re able to also bring in these materials with curtains.

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Just verify to bring in those that can handle direct sunlight.

As Rudin says: “Nothing ruins tranquility and cozy feeling spaces faster than dead foliage.

Instead, opt for books and record players as both entertainment and decor.

Sunroom with wood ceiling and green chair

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“Abookshelf filled to the brimis a relaxing element, especially for the avid reader.”

McDaniel also recommends removing window treatments all together.

Faking a Sunroom When You Don’t Have One

Dont have a sunroom?

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And you’re able to do it on a budget.

You’re able to create that same sanctuary-punch in space at a fraction of the cost.

And if a renovation of any scale isn’t in your budget, have a go at get creative.