How to maximized conservatory and family room with a large space and a beautiful amount of natural light ?. YES Revelloyd Interior Design have the answer. And this the story from designer :
The clients had to move out due to underpinning being done to the property and had taken the opportunity to not only replace like for like but to significantly improve what is the hub of the house - the open plan kitchen and family room.

It was vital to the clients to keep a very neutral colour scheme, especially on the walls as this neutral ran through the entire house however they didn't want the overall feeling to be cold as can often be the case with neutral schemes. The secret to a warm neutral scheme is to use a varuety of tones and textures. When bringing together the mood boards there were a huge variety of different textures including deep velvets (that were used on the cushions), pure linens (that were used on the single chairs in the conservatory), and silks (that were also used as cushions).

It was decided to keep furniture in this area to a minimum and to make the most of the open space that the new conservatory had provided, as under floor heating was installed the decision was made to not use any rug, this also helps the spaces run into each other rather than "zoning" off certain areas.
And this the results :