Country cottage porches


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A cottage porch is not just an essential addition to quaint country homes – it's a look to aspire to for anyone wanting to create an entrance that is welcoming, intimate and cozy.

Porch ideas tend to be on the smaller size for cottages, but that doesn't mean they can't have impact.

'These little outdoor rooms – usually off the front, back or side of the house – can be so many things: a stately extension of the front hall, a depository of rocking chairs, or a shady room for naps,' says interior designer Miles Redd, from New York City-based Redd Kaihoi  .

Redd originates from the South, where porches are particularly popular. 'In the South, we relish a good porch, especially in the spring – when it is warm, but with a cool breeze waiting in the wings.'

Cottage porch ideas

More than just a practical addition, a cottage porch is the ultimate expression of comfort. It gives a warm embrace that makes you feel truly at home. These cottage decorating ideas will help you get yours right.

1. Add seating to your cottage porch – and take in the view 

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As Redd suggests, rocking chairs are a charming addition to a cottage porch, allowing you to while away the hours and soak up the local atmosphere. 

If your porch is raised, it will need to be fairly deep to be able to fit in rocking chairs and safely roll back and forth.

For a narrower porch area, choose a more compact seat with comfy cushions. Rattan or all-weather wicker furniture is an ideal choice, as it has a softer look and will stay looking good year round.

This is a lovely way, whether for front or back porch ideas, to make the most of a beautiful view.

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Though cozy and homely, cottages are not known for their generous room proportions, so consider adding a small porch that doubles as a cottage extension or second living space.

This stone cottage has been extended with a shiplapped front porch, which has added an informal living room and softened the exterior. Double doors open onto a patio seating area with spectacular views.

'A living-porch makes the ultimate warm welcome, and a great spot to wait for visitors to arrive – even on a cold day,' says Andrea Childs, editor of Country Homes & Interiors.

'Make the space an inviting sanctuary with a cozy bench seat, lots of cushions and a soft rug.'

3. Add homey touches for a cottage porch look

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A cottage porch should make an entrance feel warm and inviting, and connect emotionally with a visitor. One of the best ways to achieve this is by adding thoughtful touches that treat the space as an extension of the inside.

No one knows the importance of accessorizing a porch more than Magnolia founder and Fixer Upper star Joanna Gaines. ‘I think little things like potted plants, sconces, front door mats… things that when you walk in just feel intentional,’ she revealed on a tour of her family farmhouse on the Today Show.

Gaines often adds flower boxes and sitting areas to front porches when designing homes, to evoke the perfect cottage feel. In this design, painted outdoor storage and bench seating add a snug corner, and somewhere to take off muddy boots.

Another way? Through porch paint ideas: white will look light and airy, black smart and formal, earthy tones like these, welcoming and just right for a cottage. 

4. Build a cottage porch on the side of your home

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When the entrance is located to the side of a house, the front facade can lack impact and a central focus. However, adding a side porch extension allows for the creation of a street-facing door, and creates a generous space that can double as a mudroom or sitting area, and can run to the back of the house, giving access to the garden.

If your entrance is already on the front elevation, then adding a porch to the side of a house gives the opportunity to change the interior layout, which can be ideal if the front door opens a main living space directly onto the street.

Clad in dark-stained shiplap, this pretty porch has a lovely country feel, while the cottage-style gate and sage paint add a softer touch.

5. Illuminate your cottage porch with stylish outdoor lighting

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Porch lighting ideas are essential to include, but for cottage porches, it will set an even homier atmosphere.

'Bulkheads, path and step lights make dark or steep walkways safer to use, while a pendant in a covered porch or box wall lights flanking the front door create a warm welcome, as well as enabling you to find your keys,' says Charlie Bowles, director at Davey Lighting.

The brand's square pendant is a simple, classic design with a weathered brass finish, which will tone in beautifully with a cottage aesthetic - also a great way to add character and style to the ceiling for porch ceiling ideas.

6. Make a cottage porch feel part of the garden

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This classic English Cotswold cottage makes its porch feel at one with the cottage garden by enclosing it with planting and painting the woodwork in a soft moss shade.

But it reveals another clever idea – using the roof to display containers. This trick really frames the porch with greenery and entices you to go inside.

You can only really do this where there is a flat-roofed section that can take the weight. Where this isn't possible, add hanging baskets or window boxes to heighten the connection between porch and garden.

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The weather can rarely be relied upon to be consistently temperate. So consider making your porch more versatile with external shutters, which can be closed off when the sun or wind get too much, or if you want extra privacy.

The soft blue and cream of this color scheme by Benjamin Moore are perfect for a country cottage look.

8. Create a vintage-style reading nook

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Cottage porches are perfect for creating a small corner to escape the hustle and bustle of family life. If you can squeeze in room for a chair and side table, then it makes a fabulous spot for reading or writing.

Unlike a rear garden room, relaxing in a front porch makes you feel connected with the world beyond your property, so you can while away the hours watching people and animals pass by.

Make the space feel relaxed and intimate with painted furniture and vintage accessories.

The porch on this English country cottage has a charming exterior to match, with a pretty barge board and finial, and country-style double doors. A cottage garden makes the perfect approach.

9. Add color to a cottage porch with containers

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Plants are essential for adding color and life to a cottage porch, so fill your space with containers, or perhaps line the steps leading up to your front door with pots. 

'Garden pots are always going to be a good look – don’t be shy of scaling these up,' says interior designer Benji Lewis .

'When it comes to pots, I would likely choose terracotta – those glazed ones that suggest that farmhouse holiday in Provence, filled with something the bees will love, then pop a climbing rose in another pot and train it over the door. '

10. Enhance the cottage feel with rustic materials

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Part of the appeal of cottages is that they are humbler homes, so use natural and rustic materials to enhance the look and make the space feel more lived in.

‘Think cool brick floors, old wicker, and lush ferns,’ says Miles Redd. 'Porches are a magnet, because they offer so much comfort in the great outdoors.'

In this porch, an exposed timber ceiling, aged stone floor and textured brick walls are beautifully softened by painted woodwork, sheer drapes, an antique rug, and plants in terracotta pots. A vintage wicker chair (just seen) provides the perfect spot to take in the views.

11. Keep it simple with an oak-frame cottage porch

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An oversized porch can detract from the charm of rustic cottages, so consider that a simple open-sided structure might best suit your home.

The roof of this oak-frame porch by Welsh Oak Frame keeps you dry while unlocking the front door, and adds a warm focal point to the facade.

12. Bring in the light with plenty of glazing

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If you're worried that adding a cottage porch will block light to the inside of your home, then make sure the design maximizes glazing.

On this home, the glass features stunning gothic arch detailing on the tall windows, to complement the period property. The roof also includes rooflights, to bring in ample light.

Furnished with vintage-inspired metal furniture, the space doubles as a garden room, and is the perfect spot to remove muddy boots after a walk in the countryside.

As editor of Period Living, Britain's best-selling period homes magazine, Melanie loves the charm of older properties. I live in a rural village just outside the Cotswolds in England, so am lucky to be surrounded by beautiful homes and countryside, where I enjoy exploring. Having worked in the industry for almost two decades, Melanie is interested in all aspects of homes and gardens. Her previous roles include working on Real Homes and Homebuilding & Renovating, and she has also contributed to Gardening Etc. She has an English degree and has also studied interior design. Melanie frequently writes for Homes & Gardens about property restoration and gardening.

30 Perfect Porches: Inspiring Porch Decor

Ah the porch…a place to enjoy a crisp breeze and literally take the time to smell the roses.   I do believe that world peace can be obtained while swinging on a porch swing…I wonder if that has been tried yet?  Well today we are going to take a peek at a smorgasbord of these hospitable spaces.  It’s all about Porch Decor!

 

 

It doesn’t matter what your style is…there is something here for everyone!  There is a ton of inspirationand maybe one of these perfect places might just give you a BRIGHT idea!

 

 

Well if there is one thing that I have noticed while exploring different style porches is that bringing the inside out is a big trend in decorating your porch!

Here’s a great example of just that.

 With a few outside rugs, a few mismatched pieces of furniture unified by paint…some pretty folding chairs and loving touches this perfect porch is complete.   There are just so many possibilities.

 

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A nice large farmhouse table is a great beginning, extra distressing is compliments of Mother Nature. This shabby chic porch is a great place to gather and enjoy family and friends and was brought together by random pieces of furniture.

 

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Now having a porch with a roof is an extra bonus!

 

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White washing is always wonderful…I just love this inviting table with all the pretty touches…you can have your personal style shine through.

 

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Oh what a great place to relax…read a book…enjoy the fresh air!

I hear from my friends from the South that a porch is not a porch without a swing and this one is fabulous!  Using a black floor to compliment the shutters and white to blend seamlessly with the home…this porch says home sweet home.

 

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Even if the space is very small…little loving touches just give the porch character and shows the love that is within.  This one is for you Cottage Lovers : )

 

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Talk about all the comforts of home!  Using wicker which is easy to move is a great idea because I think when the elements get a bit out of control…you have to move these pretties to a safe place. One way or another…this space is inviting to all and an extension of the home.

 

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I have to say that I never thought of using a mirror on the porch…but what a great entrance into the home!  This must be tons of fun to decorate with the seasons and special occasions!

 

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If it is more of a country primitive style you are looking for to show your flair…why not bring an armoire onto your porch. I would make sure that it was in a safe place on a porch with a roof…but it does look great!

 

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Using a large piece of furniture sure makes a big powerful punch on the porch of dear lillie…remember : )

Of course this one has a roof and screening to keep everything safe from the elements. It is simply amazing!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now let’s take a trip to Thistlewood Farm

where Kentucky charm and hospitality awaits you.

Tons of inspiration here!

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No matter what the size of the space you can make it special…here at The Shabby Creek Cottage, Gina gives you a beachy welcoming touch even though she is in the heart of Tennessee!

 

 

It also has the perfect spot for a refreshing treat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Now over at it all started with paint…the porch has a rug that is just incredible and what makes it even better is it never has to be rolled up and brought in…why?  It is hand painted and spectacular!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wicker once again is a great for outdoor decor.  Given the foliage…I think this porch experiences some beautiful weather all year round. I love the brick floor.

 

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Here’s a great space…fresh and fun and check out that coffee table…looks like a pretty easy one to make yourself.  Two pieces of wood…casters and 2 cool steel buckets…getting any ideas?

 

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Ah…the day bed is a spectacular idea for those closed in front porches!  Ok…I admit it…I chose this one because it was adorable but really…it has two dachshunds on the bed…how cute are they!

What a comfy space that anyone can create from the heart and without breaking the piggy bank!

 

 

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This vintage metal slider sure has character and looks amazing overlooking the mountains.   Then with the POWER of pillows it is escalated to all new heights!

 

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If color makes you happy…have a go at it on your porch!

This space says that HAPPY people live here!

Oh what a simple paper lantern can do!

 

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 White and cheery! You just can’t go wrong with wicker!

 

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Love it…another metal slider…it looks awesome on this beautiful beach porch…it just SCREAMS…Jersey Shore…I feel the sand between my toes and the salty breeze at my face!  Check out all the little accessories…so much fun!

 

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Just in case you are saying that it is impossible to find one of these cool sliders…it isn’t!  Really…check out Kelly’s find from Eclectically Vintage

she scored one that is awesome and looks amazing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Black and white…the classic combination that always looks amazing.  With the simple change of a pillow or two…the mood and style changes instantly.  This is a traditional but modern look!

 

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2 Rocking chairs…some simple furniture and you are good to go!

 

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How about a Colorful Coastal Porch!

Ah…the power of PAINT!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here’s a cozy space and having the large coordinating fabric shades allows you to go wild on your decorating…it can stay in place all Year long!

 

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 Vintage salvage items come to the rescue and create a fabulous place on this bottom terrace space.   Tell me that the mantle isn’t an incredibly touch…who would have thought? I think this one has my name on it…I am about the only person I know that would love to retire some day to the city! : )

 

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The Adirondack chair is sometimes all you need.

 

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Such a cheery place and check out those shutters…love all the little touches that combines a modern feel with traditional lines.

 

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Entertain a lot?  Want to be outside?  Enjoy the fresh air and share a meal…bring the dining space out to the porch!

 

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Here is another gorgeous gathering place…a place where you can enjoy your family and friends…watch the kids play while you have a cool refreshing drink…enjoy a meal…it’s dreamy!  I also think adding the ceiling fan is BRILLIANT!!!

 

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Sure hope that this little selection of varied styled porches may give you some great ideas for your own porch…one thing is for sure…make it your own…there is no right or wrong…the skies the limit!!!  We will be checking out many more outdoor spaces in the next month…so stay tuned!

 

Hope your day is as perfect as this…

 

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See you later for your graphic of the day and then tomorrow for the

Cottage of the Week!

Tons of fun ahead.

 

 

 

 

 

What are you still doing here…go sit on your porch with a cup of something yummy! : )

 

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A beautiful and spacious terrace will perfectly decorate your home. This is a place where you can relax, take a break from the frantic pace of life, think about plans, take a nap or just dream. In this article, we will tell you everything about the design of a summer veranda in a private house, give several stylistic trends in interior design and show numerous photo ideas.



Which style to choose

The first thing that determines the choice of style is the location. If it is located in the northern or eastern side of the world, a colonial stylistic solution will do. It differs in the following details:

Also in this room you can equip a fireplace, which in the future will serve as a unit for heating the room. Also on the veranda there is one main wall, it also needs to be decorated. It is mainly painted with a solid color and sometimes trimmed with natural stones. So that the porch does not look empty, it is decorated with flower shelves, vases, panels and lamps of various shapes.

If the room is located in the south or west side, it is better to give preference to warm shades, as there will be a lot of sunlight in this place. An excellent solution would be the Provence style. Distinctive features of this style direction:



For a long time there is no such style as vintage. It combines stylistic techniques of different directions, gives the room an attractive negligence. Loft also remains a popular design solution, in order to realize such an idea you need to show imagination. The most characteristic features of this design:

The key task of decorating the terrace of a country house is to try not to overload it with unnecessary things. It is necessary to take a responsible approach to the choice of furniture, it should not be large, the main thing is that it pleases with its comfort and reliability.

If you do not want to stick to any particular style, try decorating the room in a modern style solution. Make columns, arrange low furniture items as you wish. You can also equip fences made of glass or polycarbonate.



Colonial

This style first became known several centuries ago. During the period when European countries colonized the territories of America and Asia, as well as Africa. Europeans brought various familiar objects there in order to feel more comfortable and cozy in a foreign land. They adapted to climate change and tried to combine the American style of interiors with the European one.

The most characteristic difference of the direction is wicker furniture. It is made from natural materials and is performed in a classic form:




Rustic style of arranging a terrace or veranda in a private house: photo ideas

This is a fairly simple stylistic direction that creates a native and cozy atmosphere. A key feature of this style is artificial rattan furniture. It should be simple in design furniture items. Fancy details do not fit here. The color scheme is made up of natural shades - natural stone, wood color.




Provence

This is also a rustic style direction, but originally from France. Distinctive characteristics:

Furniture items should complement a variety of decorative elements:

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This is a fairly modern style, which is distinguished by its sophistication and naturalness. The most popular features:

Choose faux rattan furniture as it is as similar to natural wicker as possible. Give preference to warm shades - the colors of honey and chocolate.


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Distinctive features of this style direction are clear geometric lines and furniture shapes. It must be square or rectangular. Shades of colors are dominated by the following:

Also, all decorative components should be selected carefully so that there is no feeling of bad taste and pretentiousness.




Eclectic

This is a bright style solution that will cheer you up. Here you can show your imagination and combine the incongruous:

There are no restrictions in this style, create and fantasize.

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Here are a few ideas on how to arrange the decor, and list what elements it includes. In such a room, an atmosphere of calm and comfort should soar, this is a place of rest where you can spend time forgetting about everyday problems and fast-paced life.




Furniture selection

Since this room was created to relax there, a mandatory attribute of the decor is soft sofas, comfortable armchairs and chairs. If you are decorating the veranda of a summer cottage, it is not necessary to buy new furniture accessories, it is enough to put the old ones in and simply transform and repaint them. This approach will allow you not only to change the shade of furniture, but also to create a completely new atmosphere.

When restoring sofas and soft chairs, you need to take care of sewing pillows. Tables are also an important item of the veranda. Often breakfast, lunch or dinner is served here during the summer season, so you simply cannot do without a coffee or dining table.


If the size of the room allows, be sure to put a sofa. You can not overload the room. Sometimes the use of light colors helps to correct the situation and visually increase the area. There should not be a lot of furniture paraphernalia; if there are chairs, there are no chairs.

You can also attach shelves to the end wall and place the most necessary things on them. A very excellent and cozy option for organizing a recreation area is the installation of a garden swing. Such an attribute is suitable for an open extension, in closed ones it will be superfluous.

Flowers

Often, when decorating a street veranda, the owner arranges flower arrangements in pots, which are located either on the floor or on the shelves. If the plant is small in size, it can be put on the table.




Curtains in closed and open terrace design

They are needed in one case, if the roof overhang is long - from 1.5 m. This must be taken into account so that weather conditions cannot often pollute the curtains. The fabric is also protected by the columns, it stretches along the entire length of the baguettes. So you can close from prying eyes and retire.

We will give two main tips that should be followed when choosing curtains:

If you want to protect your terrace from precipitation, purchase curtains made of a special PVC film. To order their tailoring, carefully measure all the parameters of your veranda.




Lighting

In the open outbuildings of the owner, they put a lamp that is resistant to both rain and shock. If the device has low protection, it is better to put it indoors. The usual place where you can place an attribute is the ceiling.

A good solution would be to use LED lamps, as their light is perfectly scattered throughout the room and consumes a small amount of electricity. However, such lighting has a drawback - a high price. Such devices can be of various shades and sizes, they are not able to spoil the interior, but only transform it.

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Often in open outbuildings, small lanterns or economical lamps are used, which are located on the railing, and sometimes they are also mounted in walls.




Features

The veranda and terrace have one common feature - this is an additional building. The differences lie in the fundamental type on which they are built.

The verandah is built on the main foundation of the house. That is, it can be done already at the stage of housing construction or attached after some time. The veranda can be glazed and insulated, and it can also be equipped as a living room or dining room.

A terraced structure is a kind of extension, which is located on a separate foundation that extends beyond the building. It is often erected on a hill. This is a kind of outdoor area in the fresh air, which is decorated with railings or fences.




Types of verandas

We list the main types of buildings.

Open

These are unglazed rooms that are found in country houses and are used only in the summer season. When building such a site, the following points should be considered:



Closed

These rooms are equipped with:

Weather conditions will not affect the condition of the veranda extension in any way, but in the cold season you should take care of heating - install a heater or stock up on warm blankets. If you do not plan to spend time there in the winter, just bring all the furniture into the house.


Warm glazing

These are rooms with wooden window openings, which are complemented by several chambers and double-glazed windows. With this method of glazing, your extension will become a full-fledged room in which you can relax in any season. It should be furnished and decorated as the main interior, it is not afraid of weather conditions and temperature changes.

How to insulate

The most effective method of insulation is frame. It consists in the following: along the perimeter of the walls, flooring and ceiling, special blocks of wood are laid out with a distance of half a meter from each other, and heat-insulating material is laid in the passes. You can also use mineral or stone wool, they are quite reliable and environmentally friendly. Also, they do not burn and do not take up much space during the warming period.


Ondulin

This is a roof covering that is perfect for a veranda. It is easy to install, has adequate technical features and looks good. This material is durable and strong. This building material has many advantages:

However, there are also disadvantages:

Ideas: what can be organized in the outbuilding

Obviously, the closed room has more functionality than the open version. It is necessary to carefully consider and decide what the terrace was made for. Also important are the following:

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Living area

Here you need to place a sofa and a couple of armchairs, move a coffee or coffee table to them and be sure to take care of warm blankets, they will give comfort to the room. This is a great place to meet friends, read a book, family feast.


Canteen

If you decide to equip a dining room, you should pick up a large table and be sure to serve it. Also, owners often place a sideboard there for storing household utensils - dishes, cutlery, glasses, cups. Also, such a room can be divided into several zones - for relaxation and for lunch. Here you can arrange breakfasts, dinners and holidays with your family, chat with friends over a cup of coffee, relax after a hard day's work.


Study or library

Such rooms are famous for a lot of light and a beautiful view from the window. Therefore, they create ideal conditions for creative work or reading an interesting book. To work most productively, you need to purchase a desk and a comfortable chair. Curtains are also an important attribute of the decor, they are needed so that the sun does not shine on you at noon.

Pool area

This place can be an addition to a sauna or bath. The option is suitable for people who are ready to splash in the water all year round. To realize this possibility, you should choose a built-in mini-pool, which can be equipped with both hydromassage and lighting.


Fireplace

To install a fireplace unit, it is better to contact specialists to eliminate the risk of fire. The fireplace brings coziness to the room. Expand armchairs and sofas to him, warm up, read a book or watch an interesting series.


Winter garden

To organize such a greenhouse, you should think over the irrigation system to the smallest detail, build the right light, maintain the required level of humidity, and also put several racks for garden tools and potted plants. Plant your favorite flowers all year round and enjoy the beautiful view and pleasant aroma.

In this article, we told everything about the interior design of both a closed veranda and an open summer terrace in a country or private house in the village, showed a lot of photos on how to equip the space, told how to do the decoration and decoration of the extension with your own hands. To do this, you do not need to invite third-party designers and develop a whole project, trust your desires and implement them yourself. Fantasize and turn all your ideas into reality, create such comfort that will bring you a lot of positive emotions.


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