How to Make Your Small Conservatory Look Bigger

So everybody is dreaming of a large self build conservatory facing lots of greenery and flowers in spring. Such dreamy atmosphere seems too good to be true, and not everyone can actually afford constructing one. Being limited by space is one issue, and the other is a limited in budget. But did you know that you can still actually get a smaller conservatory and still enjoy your leisure time there?

One of the best tricks that can make your conservatory look larger is the colour scheme. By choosing paler colours for the interior walls and darker ones for the flooring, you can create an illusion of bigger space. The walls would seem wide and borderless while the floor’s colour pops, getting all your attention onto it and disregarding the limited space of the walls.

Another thing that can be done is to use patterned tiles for the flooring; but also making sure that the walls are painted with pale colours. The herringbone creates an impression that all spaces are directed inwards. This makes one feel like there is still bigger space on the sides.

As much as possible, free your conservatory from unnecessary clutter. If you are planning to display your collection of paintings, limit the number from 2 to 3. Having a lot of things hanging on the walls can be annoying.

And lastly, use tile flooring that does not need high maintenance. It should be slip-resistant and one that does not need a rug for aesthetics. Rugs occupy much space on your flooring, and if you have a small conservatory, that is not a good idea.

So there you go. You don’t have to feel limited with a small-sized self build conservatory anymore. There are more ways on how to make it look more spacious aside from the tips mentioned above. Again don’t limit yourself. After all, it is your convenience and comfort that should be satisfied and not others’.