When you furnish a conservatory important thing to bear in mind is that this is a room which will occasionally get extremely hot. Wooden furniture is not normally designed to tolerate a lot of heat, and it can bend, warp and split if it is dried out excessively. If you are to use timber furnishings then in expensive cane and rattan goods may be a better choice than a more expensive alternative; they are less likely to be damaged by high temperatures and will be cheaper to replace if they are.

It should also be borne in mind that sunlight both fades and degrades many fabrics. It is not therefore a terribly good idea to furnish your conservatory with expensive carpets and high-quality furnishings; you should instead aim for comfortable goods which are durable and which will be inexpensive to replace. There is a wide selection of furnishings suitable for both conservatory and garden available at many garden centres.

It should be borne in mind that many conservatories are used during the summer only, since during the winter there are simply too cold and inconvenient or expensive to heat. This can cause dampness through condensation which could adversely affect fabrics, particularly those of furnishings. It is therefore a good idea to use plenty of questions which can be brought back into the main house during the winter months, instead of plush furnishings which will be more difficult to remove and store. These Russians could not only provide comfort but also a splash of colour in what is, after all, a leisure room.