36 Sunroom Ideas That Are Perfect For Lazy Sundays
Redo yours like this, and you'll never want to leave the house again.

No matter what season it is, a sunroom is a must-have for daydreamers who love to take in the world from the comfort of home. You can soak in the sun and get your fill of vitamin D without breaking a sweat—or even moving a muscle. Who can resist a cat nap in a room that celebrates slow and easy living? Your need for a space free of distractions and flooded with natural light is the perfect excuse to call your contractor. We even made it extra easy for you by finding the best designer sunroom ideas to help you tell them exactly what you want.
You probably don't need any more convincing, but a modern sunroom is actually very practical. On scorching-hot summer days, you can feel like you're outside without risking sunburn or mosquito bites. In the colder months, the winter sun will fill it with light, making it a cozy backdrop for you and your favorite book. (Just add soft throws to stay warm.) Trust us, you'll use your sunroom year-round if you have a comfortable sofa or daybed for napping, a coffee table for drinks and snacks, window shades to let you temper the light, and a ceiling fan to create a breeze. It's worth the cost if you're considering an addition because it will give your family more room to spread out. And you can redecorate it on a budget simply by adding new plants and pillows.
To inspire you to make your sunroom dream a reality, we've spotlighted breathtaking reading nooks surrounded by windows, party-ready screened-in porches, spacious indoor gardens, and everything in between! These simple and stylish sunroom ideas will make you want to turn into a cat who has nothing to do all day but nap. Whenever you're in dire need of tranquility, you can retreat to this room drenched in light. A lifetime of wonderful sunbathing sessions awaits you.
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