The sunroom is the modern version of a conservatory or a garden room. Although not completely extinct, there are less and less new homeowners who choose to build a sunroom in their home. Some of them don’t have the space for it while others don’t think it’s important or has nothing to offer. But there are really no limits when it comes to the uses of a sunroom. Most commonly, it is used as a space to get plentiful of sunlight while being sheltered inside your home. It is especially useful if the weather is less than perfect and you don’t want to feel closed.
Of course that is not the only reason people build sunrooms in their homes. It can be your indoor living space, just like the living room only more open to the outdoors to get more sunlight inside. You can also create an indoor-outdoor feeling, more like an enclosed porch. It all depends on what you really want to achieve.
Welcome to a new collection of interior designs in which we’ll show you 16 Engaging Contemporary Sunroom Designs You’ll Want To Have. The goal of today’s collection is to show you that a sunroom isn’t a thing of the past. A contemporary home can still have a sunroom that will fits its style. While we’re at it, don’t forget to check out the rest of the collections of our recent showcase of the contemporary style which includes the contemporary kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, dining room, kids’ room, home office, staircase and home bar. Enjoy!
Broadbeach Waters Lux Town House
Alderley Edge Renovation
Wood Paneled Contemporary Sunroom
Spring Terrace
Contemporary Sunroom
Timber Regency White Conservatory
Habersham – Buckhead
Contemporary Sunroom
Rockingham Drive Build
Timber Conservatory
Contemporary Sunroom in Madrid
Minimalist Style and open views
Cloverdale Residence
Rockwell PCH
Solarlux Sunroom
Mill Springs Ranch
