Winter Garden

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Definition

A winter garden is a glazed space dedicated to plants and relaxation. More plant-focused than a classic conservatory, it shelters tender plants and invites rest.

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Your winter garden is a privileged space to bring nature into your home and create a serene atmosphere. Consider orienting this glazed space to the south or west to capture maximum natural light, ideal for plants. Equip it with large glass panels or an impressive glass roof that will offer an unobstructed view of the outside. Use noble materials such as wood or stone to cover the walls and floors, adding a warm touch. Furnish it with comfortable armchairs and low tables inviting relaxation, and do not hesitate to add some extra seating to welcome your guests. Finally, carefully select your plants, favoring species adapted to temperature fluctuations, such as ferns, palm trees, or orchids. Your winter garden will thus become a true haven of peace, conducive to meditation and convivial moments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A winter garden is a glazed space dedicated to plants. More plant-focused than a conservatory, it shelters tender plants.

For a winter garden: terracotta or stone floor, rattan furniture, tropical plants, subdued lighting, fountain. A comfortable armchair for reading amidst the greenery.

Mistake: a winter garden without heating in winter. Tropical plants need a minimum of 15°C; plan for supplementary heating.

Prioritize natural and bright materials such as glass, light wood, or white tiles to enhance the feeling of brightness and greenery in your winter garden.

Focus on zenithal lighting with skylights or bay windows to capture maximum natural light. Supplement with warm ambient lighting for your relaxation moments.

Opt for cold- and shade-resistant species such as ferns, succulents, or orchids. Avoid tropical plants that are too sensitive to cold for your winter garden.

Install a suitable heating system, preferably reversible for cooling in summer, such as an electric radiator or a reversible air conditioner. Ensure your winter garden is well insulated to limit heat loss.

Choose comfortable and light furniture such as rattan armchairs or natural fiber sofas. Complement with potted plants, hanging plants, and rugs for a cozy atmosphere.