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Definition

A conservatory is a glazed extension that links the interior and the garden. A winter living room, dining room or office: it is bathed in natural light.

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The conservatory represents a true green oasis in the heart of your home. Enjoy this room flooded with natural light to create a space for relaxation, conviviality and connection with the outdoors. When decorating, you can opt for noble materials such as wood, glass and wrought iron, which will enhance the link between your interior and your garden. Don't hesitate to use light colors, such as white or shades of beige, to amplify the feeling of brightness. Complete your decor with lush plants, light fabrics and comfortable furniture for a chic and soothing cocooning effect. Your conservatory will thus become a true cocoon where you can recharge your batteries all year round.

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Frequently asked questions

A conservatory is a glazed extension. A winter living room, dining room or office: it is bathed in natural light.

The conservatory: rattan or wicker furniture, lush plants, sheer curtains to filter the sun, light colors. It is the link between inside and outside.

Pitfall: a conservatory without sun protection that becomes an oven in summer. Blinds, films or an opaque roof are essential.

For a conservatory, favor natural and light materials such as wood, metal or glass. This will help maintain a bright and airy atmosphere, in harmony with the outside.

Indoor plants resistant to light and heat are ideal for a conservatory. Opt for green plants, flowers or herbs that will bring a touch of nature to your space.

Place cozy seating such as upholstered armchairs or a sofa. Add cushions and throws for a cozy look. Complete with a coffee table and ambient lighting to fully enjoy your conservatory.

Ensure that your conservatory is well insulated thermally and acoustically. Install double-glazed windows and thick curtains to regulate temperature and limit noise pollution.

Favor multi-functional furniture such as benches with integrated storage. Also use wall shelves to save floor space. Opt for a palette of light colors to amplify the feeling of volume.