For many living in the UK, especially those who own their own homes, space is precious. As homeowners, we want to get the maximum usage from the space within our home. Adding a new room, or expanding an existing one is an option, but it can be challenging and not always affordable. However, if you currently have, or are looking to build a new conservatory for your home, here are 8 alternative ways you can use this space.
Alternative Uses For Your Conservatory
When it comes to deciding how you will use your new conservatory, here is some inspiration:
Home office or study area
This may not be a popular choice for many people, but if you don’t want to expand your home to accommodate a home office, then you can turn your conservatory space into an office. This is particularly beneficial if you spend a lot of time working from home. With a conservatory office, you receive a lot of natural light compared to an average room, which instantly makes your work-life more enjoyable.
Dining room
Not all of us are fortunate enough to have a separate dining room in our homes. A conservatory easily enables this. You could opt for a large extendable table perfect for dinner parties, or have a smaller fold-away table and chairs, ideal for smaller spaces and enabling multiple uses of the space outside of mealtimes.
Living room
As conservatories are brightly lit, they make the perfect setting for a living room, or to increase existing living space. As families grow and become older, it becomes increasingly more important to expand living space and your conservatory is a great way to do that.
Kitchen extension
This is a very popular use of conservatory and many enjoy this alternative as it makes a kitchen look modern, bright, new, and fresh. In conjunction with this, it also helps create an enjoyable, open space to prepare food.
A greenhouse for your plants
If you’re an avid gardener, you can transform this space into a designated area for your plants. Unlike a regular greenhouse, with a conservatory, you can better regulate the temperature meaning it is an ideal place to grow fruit and vegetables.
Children’s playroom
If you have young children or even big kids in your home, then transforming your conservatory into a games room is a perfect way to create a relaxing, fun space. As it is away from your living space, it means you can designate that additional space for games or storage for toys and games. This is particularly useful if you want them kept out of view.
Games room
If you’re tired of being kept awake by family members who have friends around at the weekend, perhaps creating a space where they can go and hang out is your solution. Or, are you fed up with copious amounts of toys found all over your home? Then converting your conservatory into a games room or playroom could be a beneficial solution for you and your children.
An extra bedroom or living space
You could transform this space into a full-time bedroom or disguise its multi-functionality by purchasing a sofa bed. The only things to consider when opting for this usage are security, furnishings, blinds, and heating to ensure the guest has a comfortable sleep and is not woken up at sunrise or gets too cold.
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Thinking of fitting a conservatory in your home? Bingley Windows can help you choose from the lean-to, Edwardian, or Victorian style conservatories as we specialise in conservatory design, planning, and installation. Contact our team today by calling 01535 958 183 or through our online contact form.
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