10 new conservatory looks

Floral and striped fabrics in varying shades of green create a visual link with the garden beyond, while also complementing the greens of the indoor plants. At the window, crisp off-white Roman blinds help control the sunlight.

Pinoleum blinds reduce glare and give a soft, dappled light. The neutral table and chairs provide a spacious, airy feel to this conservatory.

The plain off-white furniture in this conservatory dining room stand up well to harsh light. The tongue-and-groove wall with built in flatscreen television adds a modern touch.

Add retro-style to your conservatory with a classic pod chair like this red and white one. It matches the modern look perfectly and brings a flash of colour to the all-white scheme. Pale furniture allows the exterior views to remain the focus of attention, while a chunky rug adds warmth to the tiled floors.

The main pieces here – from the polycarbonate Philippe Starck Louis Ghost chair to the glass table – all play to the transparent duality of this home office. They also make the small conservatory space appear larger.

The opulent candelabras, dining room table, coloured glassware, hanging basket chandelier and potted plants turn this conservatory into a glamorous and romantic dining space.

Stone flags are a smart yet practical option for a conservatory, contrasting with a variety of ostentatious, statement furniture, creating a glamorous feel to the scheme.

The sofas and table are kept deliberately low so as not to interrupt the view of the garden. Let nature make a visual impact with floor-to-ceiling glass windows.