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With modern life creating the demand for more space at home, it’s no surprise that adding a conservatory to your home is one of the most popular forms of home improvement. They can often be added without planning permission and are usually quick to install with minimal disruption. The space itself can be challenging to style however and conservatory interiors can often fail to meet the demands put on them in terms of being a comfortable, useable, multi functioning space.
Conservatories and garden rooms can often look bland and cold so it is important to add some decorative touches to soften the interior. Using decorative finishes to walls helps to make the space seem more part of the main house rather than an add-on. Using a natural colour palette can help to bring the outdoors in and reflect the colours you will see through the window. Decorative touches like pictures and treasured items on display all help to make the space seem more loved and soft furnishings in the form of rugs, cushions and lampshades can help to tie the space together from a design perspective.
The provision of shade sails blinds to the roof also act as a great decorative finish to enhance the space, making it appear more cosy in the winter and reducing noise as well as making it cooler, more comfortable and reducing the heat and glare from the sun in summer. InShade shade sail blinds offer a stylish, finish to complement contemporary and more traditional conservatory interiors, without compromising the benefits of having a glass roof.
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