They are not good for hot climates. Are you in a cold climate?

No, I have an existing one... in a funky 70s-style house but I don't know how to dress it to set it off.

Lisa if you post a photo you might get some help & look up photos on Houzz to start and idea book for reference ideas. Do any of these look similar?

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I love that first one. Interestingly they call it an atrium not a conservatory. I thought atriums were internal and not necessarily roofed? Anyhow, as chookchook said, climate is important. Do you need ideas for shade? Does it get a lot of sun that will fade fabrics? It could be a great place for plants. Macrame hangers full of ferns? What do you use it for?

I like the first one also. Mine is similar but a lot older. It is a perfect space for a vintage couple of chairs and a table. A place to chat amongst lush plants, I think. And I found this great vintage wall chart from 100 per cent New Zealand (http://100percentnz.co.nz/collections/wall-charts), which suits the space. Erstwhile in Australia (http://www.erstwhile.co/) does some similar charts. The retro-style maps are a real conversation starter.

I'm loving the sound of vintage inspired wall charts & furniture. You could pick out some colours from the chart to start with & look in op shops or antique stores for furniture that you can refurbish.

Do you have a picture of the space & the dimensions of the conservatory Lisa?

No, it's pretty unattractive at this stage... yet to clear the clutter. Love the prints too. Thanks for posting.