Conservatory Interior Design Trends

Adding a conservatory to your property is a great way to increase space and light into your home. With more and more people choosing to extend their home rather than move, there is a greater demand for the latest conservatory designs. There are so many different ways to use the space and styling is very important, to create a room, which will be beneficial and personal to you. Here are just some of the ways to use and style your conservatory…   

Formal Living Room - Create a space to use for entertaining, parties, or simply a place to relax. Keeping decor and furnishings minimal gives a more open plan, spacious feel. Mix and match your furniture. Don't be afraid to mix different colours and textures for a luxurious feel, which reflects your personality. Antique lamps and accessories look great and really tie the look together but remember less is more. 

 

Country Cottage Style - Beautiful pastel shades, wicker, natural wood, flowers and house plants, bring the outside in and create the most wonderful relaxing environment. Introducing the Dining table with the additional seating makes this a multi-functional room perfect for evening meals and quiet time. Neptune offers a great selection of in-door/out-door wicker and wooden furniture, perfect for this setting. Please click here for more information. 

Formal Dining Room - With beautifully detailed window panels and grand lighting you create the classical setting for a fine dinner party. Traditional dark wood dining set and sideboard fit in perfectly and really emphasize the feeling of grandeur and sophistication. Be minimal with accessories as the main focus should be on the dressed dining table. For Traditional Dining Tables and Chairs please click here to see our Bradley Furniture.

    

French Style - Quaint, feminine and romantic. Pastel shades are key, so keep it light and airy. French style painted furniture looks great teamed with vases, flowers and crystal chandeliers. Accessories can be vast or few but make sure everything has its place and purpose as you do not want to clutter your room. For Painted furnitur please see our Ercol Pinto and Neptune Ranges.

Study - You may decide to turn your conservatory into a study/office. Using the space as an office works really well, as natural light floods in creating a lovely environment to work in. Using a sideboard and dresser instead of traditional office furniture, is a great way to store any paperwork and files, without the formal appearance. It is important to have blinds fitted to any windows, so you can work efficiently without glare from the sun. Simple fabrics and patterns look fantastic, such as the striped fabric used above.

Reading Room - The perfect tranquil place to snuggle up on a comfy armchair and read your favourite book. The Reading Room should be a place where you can simply relax and un-wind after a long day. Keep colours soft to relax your eyes and surround yourself with your favourite things. There is no need for extravagance and clutter. Blinds help to give a cosy feel to the room. Click here to see our beautiful Parker and Tetrad armchairs. 

Contemporary - Sleek, Simple, Spacious. Focusing on clean lines and choosing simple structured pieces, comes together to create a very modern look. If you’re not into clutter or over accessorizing then this is a great look for you. The glass frontage works really well, making this average size room appear larger and much more spacious. See our Michael Tyler  and Tetrad sofas if you want to create this style at home.  

Modern Family Room – Having a glass roof and wide glass windows, lets a lot natural light into the room, making it very inviting and a lovely place for the family to spend time in. A comfy sofa is a must; depending on the size of the room a corner sofa can look fantastic. Storage is a must whether it’s built in or you use awide sideboard. A large coffee table in the centre of the room allows you to play games or make jigsaw puzzles on a Sunday afternoon.

Collins and Hayes offer a great range of sofas and corner units, which are available in many different styles, sizes, fabrics and leathers. Click here for more information.