A sunroom is a gorgeous place to stay indoor-outdoor, it can let you enjoy sunshine and even fresh air without getting a lot of bugs. Even if you don’t have enough space for a large sunroom, organize a small one at least, and here are some ideas to do that.
What Style To Choose For A Small Sunroom?
Choose the style that matches your interiors, so your little sunroom continues the style and looks bigger, as if inner spaces are expanded outdoors. You may also go for another style, which will match your inner spaces and complete them in a way – just in case you want something different.
A chic eclectic sunroom space with forged chairs and a table and a wooden benches with textiles and accessories.
A colorful sunroom with extensive glazing, bright wicker furniture, bright pillows and a rug and some plants plus cool views of the forest.
A contemporary sunroom with a boho feel - a couple of wicker loungers, a table, a lantern and potted greenery.
A contemporary sunroom with laconic wood and wicker furniture, a long bench, artworks and lamps.
A cozy small sunroom with wicker chairs and a foldable table, with lots of blooms in pots and Roman shades.
A lovely orangery sunroom with skylights and windows, a grey daybed and a wood slice side table, lots of potted plants and a wicker chair.
A lush boho sunroom features leather chairs paired with an abundance of potted greenery. Wicker and woven accents add texture and charm, creating a relaxing and inviting atmosphere.
A cozy Scandi sunroom design offers a serene retreat with minimalist decor. Light-colored furniture and natural elements create a tranquil space perfect for relaxation and enjoying the view.
A relaxing small sunroom with striped blue lounge chairs, a lamp, a table and a hanging wicker chair.
A rustic sunroom with green window frames, wicker corner sofas, a stained coffee table and potted plants plus amazing forest views.
What Colors To Choose For A Small Sunroom?
A small sunroom can be done in neutrals and white because such colors visually extend spaces and they reflect sunshine making your sunroom look even bigger. You may add some shiny and bright accents, too, to cheer up the space.
A Scandinavian sunroom with a series of windows, a built-in bench, pastel upholstery and pillows, round coffee tables and potted blooms.
A simple and modern sunroom with a small wicker sofa with colorful pillows, artworks and a coffee table.
A small and cozy sunroom with neutral furniture, a couple of ottomans and some greenery feels like an additional living room.
A small and welcoming sunroom with neutral chairs, a rough wood table, navy side tables and woven blinds.
A small boho sunroom with a dark sofa, wicker furniture and a hanging chair plus potted greenery.
A small neutral sunroom with a built-in daybed with pillows, a white desk and a grey pouf, and lots of daylight through windows.
A small pastel sunroom in a light aqua shade, colorful textiles and a bench plus potted blooms.
A small rustic sunroom with extensive glazing, wicker daybeds, a side table, a vintage chandelier and lots of pillows.
A small sunroom living room with a large built-in bench with storage and a duo of wicker stools.
A small sunroom turned into an orangery - a couple of chairs and lots of potted greenery, the space feels like outdoors.
A small sunroom with a dining space, wall and pendant lamps, with a large L-shaped bench and a dining table.
What Function Does A Small Sunroom Fulfill?
You may create a living room, a dining room, a home office, a bedroom or even a playroom here – everything depends on your needs. Living rooms are the most popular choice as they are more practical and functional but I also love dining rooms – it’s so cool to have a meal in a sunlit space! A home office is easy to create: place a comfy desk or make a windowsill one, add a chair and some potted greenery – and voila! Curtains or shades are a must if you are planning a home office – otherwise sun flecks on the screen are inevitable. Get inspired by the ideas below and create your own perfect small sunroom!
A stylish small sunroom with extensive glazing, a black metal chair, a brown chair and a woven coffee table and potted plants.
A sunroom turned into a home office guarantees much fresh air, sunshine and inspiration for work.
A sunroom with a meal space of a white table and wicker chairs and lots of potted flowers.
A tiny mid-century modern sunroom with some comfortable furniture, wicker lamps and potted greenery.
A tropical-inspired small sunroom with wooden furniture, wicker chairs, potted greenery and lamps.
A vintage sunroom with white planked walls, wicker furniture, a bold rug, blankets and pillows, potted blooms.
A vintage-inspired sunroom with refined furniture, some lamps and a lantern, an artwork and a sideboard.
A welcoming small sunroom turned into a dining space, with storage cabinets, an L-shaped bench with storage and chairs.
A welcoming sunroom features a comfortable sofa adorned with numerous pillows. Footrests add extra comfort, while potted greenery brings a fresh and lively touch to the space.
A welcoming tiny sunroom with some foldable chairs and a table, blooms, lamps and candles.
An airy small sunroom with a bench, a table with a crate and some artworks is a welcoming space.
An eclectic boho sunroom showcases wicker chairs and unique lamps, complemented by layered rugs. Touches of color throughout the space add vibrancy and charm, making it a lively retreat.