You may remember that my space looked like this before I started work. I chose to keep (and clean up) the existing grey-stained woodwork and the terra-cotta tile floors.

Sunroom with Vintage Vavoom
Bold coral accents are found throughout this eclectic sunroom, along with a statement rug made of cowhide in a chevron pattern. Three centuries of antiques are represented in the space.

A linen-covered screen anchors this back corner (and covers up bulky existing wires, left by the homeowners). The oldest item in the room is this 18th century Duchesse Brisee, paired with a modern metal base end table. A 1960s vintage chandelier provides light for relaxed reading while lounging and taking in views of the pond outside the windows.

A handsome 19th century desk and chair are placed in the windows to allow for working while enjoying the view. You can also see a close-up of the custom valances in this image. The simple ivory linen-textured fabric is enhanced by a layered gold velvet and coral braid trim. Starburst medallions and coral tassels are found at the junction of each soft swag.

Here’s a detail view of the desk, and the adorable Victorian chair with its flokati wool covered seat. I also love the modern lamp and the Victorian style cloche on the desk.

A pair of vintage rattan chairs were re-worked to provide a comfortable perch in the main seating area. The Ikat pillows were an important part of my color-scheme inspiration. I used this great metal display ladder in the center of the room to display accessories and plants (mainly succulents). A garden stool provides a convenient space for drinks.

Here you’ll notice the magnificent Victorian mirror, which anchors the sitting area in the corner. The tufted coral linen settee is a comfy place to relax with its fluffy pillows. The coffee table is a re-purposed Victorian piano bench (the perfect size for this spot) and a pair of small custom slipcovered ottomans are seen in the foreground .

Another view of the main seating area, featuring the mirror and settee. I used plenty of great vintage, antique, and modern accessories, along with plants and natural materials throughout the room.

Featured plants in the sunroom were ferns, ivy, and succulents. Here you can see a close-up of the hand-painted pillow I used on the settee. It mimics the view of the pond out the window.

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