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CliKIT on TVHow to arrange a winter garden?
Combining the advantages of a pergola and those of a sunroom, the winter garden benefits from bright and pleasant arrangements to offer a living space perfectly balanced between outdoor and indoor. For a long time, green-thumbed gardeners have taken advantage of these spaces to store their floral creations and other shrubs that need protection from winter conditions.
The winter garden, increasingly in vogue
With the democratization of access to these structures, this has allowed other enthusiasts and homeowners to enjoy all the benefits and advantages of these winter gardens.
The same goes for pergolas, and every year many homes see these extensions arrive, offering a kind of outdoor room with the comfort of the interior of the house.
These modern solutions are popular but it is not always easy to arrange them.
As enjoyable as winter gardens and other sunrooms can be at any time of year, you still need to make them your own and turn this new space into a place where you feel at ease. How? As a specialist in these extensions that enhance all types of homes, CliKIT gives you some ideas to help you arrange your winter garden and enjoy it throughout the year.
What is a winter garden?
You have undoubtedly noticed the growing presence of pergola structures at many homes. Elegant, practical, and designed to provide a space between outdoors and indoors, these home extensions also take the form of winter gardens, much like what could be found in certain traditional country houses in the past.
Nowadays, a winter garden brings an obvious modernity with a pergola structure fitted with sliding glass curtains. The visual result is stunning on all types of homes, and life within it goes beyond the ordinary, with the undiminished impression of living outdoors while retaining the interior comfort of home. A perfect parallel between these two environments, the winter garden offers a multitude of possibilities for layout, décor, and use.
The possibilities for arranging your winter garden
The versatility of these structures — which are sometimes only "winter" in name — offers countless decorating possibilities. Attached to the house or situated in the heart of the property, winter gardens can represent a kind of waking dream for many homeowners.
It must be said that with the possibility of having lunch there, spending free time pursuing a passion, or even using it as a greenhouse during more challenging weather periods outdoors, anything is possible with a winter garden.
Décor enthusiasts take advantage of this glass structure, fully customizable when built with CliKIT — in kit form and made to measure — to let their imagination run wild. Pinterest-style images are everywhere, and the space can quickly become the favorite room for everyone in the house as well as all guests. As a specialist in winter gardens and especially structures that blend seamlessly between outdoor and indoor, made to measure and in kit form, CliKIT provides several ideas to help you arrange your winter garden.
A temporary garden for your plants
A space that lives up to its name? The winter garden is often very popular in photos on networks like Instagram or Pinterest, since it is originally — before any furnishing — designed to accommodate plants that could not withstand winter conditions outdoors.
Bougainvillea, geraniums, hibiscus: the list of plants finding a prime spot in a winter garden is long. With such layouts and a decidedly floral arrangement, the winter garden is an ode to tranquility and above all, a perfect place for all gardening enthusiasts.
It is entirely possible to add furniture to perfectly bridge the transition between indoors and outdoors, particularly through gardening equipment placed within this sunroom with its sometimes vast and magnificent glass panels.
A winter garden for relaxing at any time of year
Breakfast, aperitifs and barbecues with friends, family meals in all seasons? This is what a winter garden modulated around its large bay windows can offer, providing an unobstructed and oh-so-pleasant view of the outdoors.
For many, the winter garden can also be the home of a comfortable sofa, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea and devouring a book. This space in the home is undeniably full of opportunities, and sometimes only the imagination holds you back from decorating or adding furniture to your winter garden.
A decorative and inspiring space around the home
Artists can also find inspiration in a winter garden. With a view toward the outside, manual workers or even those working at their computer can escape in their thoughts and enjoy a certain comfort within their home, while having the impression of being outdoors with a generous amount of space.
The versatility of a winter garden
There is sometimes a tendency, wrongly, to limit winter gardens to a specific use. However, that is far from the case, with versatility just as great as when choosing a pergola-type structure or even a sunroom.
With the ability to customize each structure as desired and add a multitude of accessories designed to withstand extreme temperatures and other weather conditions, the winter garden can also become a living space to furnish for enjoyable moments.
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