Rich, warm and dark are some of the words used to describe this moody gray. A quick fan favorite, Conservatory, was inspired by the Castle renovation and transformed the once dull room into a vibrant space full of life.

Conservatories, also known as sunrooms, are a nice choice for those looking to add some extra living space to their homes. What started out as a greenhouse in the original castle floorplan was eventually demolished, leaving this room to be built from scratch and converted into a conservatory and entertainment space. While this is the smallest room in the castle, it’s packed with charm and history.

The color Conservatory, which was named after the room itself, is a rich and warm dark charcoal gray that elevates any room and can bring in a unique contrast between your walls and décor.

While the paint itself is on the darker side, the large windows illuminate this room giving it a cozy feel, and fun balance between enjoying the inside while feeling like you are outside. This color will make even the smallest rooms feel spacious and elegant.

“The understated beauty of a deep charcoal gray adds just the right amount of sophistication and versatility.”- Joanna Gaines

Refurbished concrete tiles, from a historic chateau in France from the same time period as the castle pair perfectly with the deep walls, bringing its history back to life. Full of natural light, plants, and a complimentary terracotta couch, the Conservatory is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee at dawn.

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