I view our sunroom much like a safe harbor. It gives me the benefit of having solitude with nature, and in the convenience of my own home. In a busy and ever changing world, time alone has become important, but it is too often an elusive commodity for the busy person. A sunroom can offer a place of solitude in which to sort things out and relax, intellectually, and emotionally. Reita Bayman, owner of Reflections, an Ohio based interior design company, agrees.
People respond to good design.
You need to work with people in their life, and give people a sense of connection. Companies really need to get in touch with what people truly need.