Decorating Ideas to Winterize Sunrooms
And, the good news is that these few home improvement decorating ideas are both affordable and simple:
- To winterize sunrooms, you don’t have to use warm colors. Instead, go for a white palette to bring the outdoors in – to reflect the glistening snow and winter sun. To add extra light, don’t cover up the windows. You can hide any shades or blinds with a minimal covering like a valance. A white palette is an especially good choice for smaller sunrooms because it makes them look open and bright.
- If you think white is too stark, you can punch the color up by adding a touch of Mexico or Morocco. Natural medium-toned woods mixed with gold, rust and red patterns on rugs and pillows provide the ideal foil for bright walls.
- A chunky jute and wool rug will add extra warmth and texture to your sunroom.
- Glass or fabric shades will keep the light soft and warm, while a chandelier will add charm to any sunroom space.
- Rattan furniture is not just for summer sunrooms. Bring on the pillows and cushions in shades of hunter green, cranberry and red for the cold months. For a final touch, add a thick area rug in matching tones.
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