Country Conservatory with Brown Floors Ideas and Designs
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Westbury Garden RoomsInside a large opening has been created in the place where the old doors used to sit. Revealing a large open-plan living and dining area off the back of the kitchen. The original external doors on the southeast aspect now provide a connection between the two buildings for an uninterrupted flow between spaces.
The addition of a timber roof lantern creates a distant focal point from the kitchen that draws you into the dining and living space beneath and fills the room with ample natural light. Whilst the two air vents and solar reflective glass units ensure that the room remains a cool and comfortable temperature throughout the summer months.
The bounds of natural light highlight the phenomenal unrendered brickwork of the structural wall that was previously the external wall. Showcasing the rugged raw materials and allowing them to become a beautiful design feature within the room, with understated adjacent walls that have been finished in a pristine white that is reminiscent of a white cube gallery space.
Cypress Homes, Inc.Hearth room off of the dining area, featuring cathedral ceilings with stained wood beams, stone fireplace, and medium hardwood flooring.
Michelle Berwick DesignThis main floor modern farmhouse flows so nicely now.
Designed by: Michelle Berwick
Photos: Ingrid Punwani
This sunroom is where the inspiration from the ship lap on the island and hood case from. These walls were already clad in wood but it wasn’t painted and it made the room feel dark. Now with a fresh coat of white it’s my favourite room in the house. Light. Bright. Cozy. And fun.
Douglas HartmanWe have an existing 14'x20' deck that we'd like replaced with an expanded composite deck (about 14 x 26') with a 6' open deck and the remaining part a sunroom/enclosed porch with Eze-Breeze. Our schedule is flexible, but we want quality, responsive folks to do the job. And we want low maintenance, so Trex Transcend+ or TimberTek would work. As part of the job, we would want the contractor to replace the siding on the house that would be covered by new sunroom/enclosed deck (we understand the covers may not be a perfect match). This would include removing an intercom system and old lighting system. We would want the contractor to be one-stop shopping for us, not require us to find an electrician or pull permits. The sunroom/porch would need one fan and two or four skylights. Gable roof is preferred. The sunroom should have two doors -- one on the left side to the open deck portion (for grilling) and one to a 4-6' (approx) landing that transitions to a stairs. The landing and stairs would be included and be from the same composite material. The deck (on which sits the sunroom/closed porch) would need to be about 3' off the ground and should be close in elevation to the base of the door from the house -- i.e. walk out the house and into the sunroom with little or no bump.
Country Conservatory with Brown Floors Ideas and Designs
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