01 · Early light
Begin the day beside the garden.
Morning light reaches the table while the room still feels open and quiet.
Outdoor living · Sunrooms
Live closer to the garden, for more of the year.
A light-filled room shaped around the view, the home and the degree of protection your life actually needs.
A room that stays close to outside
The garden remains part of the day.
Light, air and view stay present while the room responds to the moments that usually send life back indoors.
02 · Bright afternoon
Filter exposure without losing the view.
Shade and selected boundaries soften the room while the landscape stays visually active.
03 · Changing conditions
Stay connected when wind or light changes the terrace.
A more protected state gives the day another place to continue.
04 · Evening
Let the glass hold the garden after dark.
Interior light, reflection and landscape lighting create a calm room at the edge of home.
Choose the feeling of the boundary
Protection can be added without trading away the garden.
Open, filtered and more protected are three directions for a room that should still belong to outside.
Open perimeter
Keep air, movement and landscape fully active.
The room behaves like a sheltered outdoor setting when conditions are comfortable.
Flexible air
Soften insects, glare or privacy where needed.
Retractable or selected boundaries respond without making the room permanently closed.
Project-specific comfort
Create a clearer edge while daylight and view remain.
Project-specific glass and openings provide a more defined boundary appropriate to the selected system.
A room with a reason to be used
Give the garden edge a life of its own.
The program changes the proportion, privacy, furniture and degree of protection the room should have.
01 · Garden dining
Breakfast, dinner and the view share one light-filled room.
A generous table and direct garden view give the room a daily reason to be used.
02 · Quiet lounge
A softer place for the slower parts of the day.
Reading and conversation stay close to landscape and soft daylight.
03 · Wellness
Morning movement stays visually connected to landscape.
Clear floor area, privacy and filtered light shape a restorative setting.
04 · Work beside the garden
Focused time gains daylight and distance without leaving home.
The garden edge becomes a quiet room with a clear purpose.
Compose light, structure and boundary
The room can feel lighter, warmer or more sheltered—without becoming generic.
Each direction is shaped around the home, the garden and the experience the room should support.
01
Light frame
Minimal structure keeps the garden visually close.
- Slim rhythm
- Generous openings
- Quiet neutral finish
02
Warm garden room
Material warmth gives transparency a more residential character.
- Warm interior surfaces
- Layered shade
- Soft evening light
03
More sheltered
Selected solid and transparent edges create privacy and protection.
- Project-specific roof
- Glass and solid balance
- Protected threshold
Begin with the comfort you want
You describe when the garden edge stops working. We develop the right degree of room.
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What you share
- The view and daylight you want to protect
- The wind, glare, insects, privacy or seasonal moments that limit use
- How the room should be lived in
- Photographs, plans and references
What Sanluce develops
- The relationship to the existing home and garden
- Spatial program, proportion and openings
- A project-specific roof and boundary direction
- Material, light and system integration
- A confirmed scope, performance expectation and delivery path
Thermal behavior, glass, ventilation, weather performance, engineering, permits and construction responsibilities are confirmed for the selected system and project.
Begin with the moments that need more comfort
Tell us when the current space sends life back indoors.
Share the home, the garden, the view and the conditions you would like the new room to change.