Sunroom Design Photos with Laminate Floors and a Skylight
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Peake Green Design
Originally the Sun Room was a porch structure with no foundation or insulation, and was separated from the house with low opening adorned with a dated set of columns and a narrow view of the water from the main living spaces. We raised the opening to be flush with the interior ceiling, and completely reconstructed the sun room over a conditioned crawl space, and used larger, more efficient windows to make the Sun Room an integral part of the new floor plan.
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Orangery done for a client who wanted extra living space with a lot of light. Orangeries are different from a conservatory as orangeries are becoming more popular and looks more like part of your home rather than it looking like a separate extension. Natural light coming in with the skylight.
Outside In Garden Rooms
Our client needed additional space for Granny to come and stay therefore the existing garage was demolished and replaced with a 5m x 3m Garden Room / WC. Velux Windows were used in both areas to bring additional light down into the Room to ensure the space was as bright as possible. Low threshold doors were used to make sure the space was fully accessible for Granny.
QKS Limited
Traditional meets Contemporary with this stunning Aluminum Orangery and Atlas Lantern Roof.
Modern Elemental Ergon
This Park City Ski Loft remodeled for it's Texas owner has a clean modern airy feel, with rustic and industrial elements. Park City is known for utilizing mountain modern and industrial elements in it's design. We wanted to tie those elements in with the owner's farm house Texas roots.
Barrington Draperies and Shutters, Inc.
A sunroom enhanced with beautiful cordless woven woods. Corners? No problem we custom miter the corners for a perfect fit.
Peake Green Design
The windows of the original sun room were smaller sliding units, so there were more vertical and horizontal obstructions to the view. We opted for larger fixed glass units, which not only offer a more complete view of the Miles River, but also do a better job of sealing the conditioned space for the heat of the summer and the cold winds coming in across the marsh in winter. The skylights open and close with remote control operators, and all of the windows and skylights are equipped with remote control blinds that raise or lower with a push of a button.
Sunroom Design Photos with Laminate Floors and a Skylight
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