In an orangery, you can use conventional means to block natural light, such as curtains or blinds. With conservatories and the mass of windows it’s made up of, these methods are much harder. An easy method for ensuring privacy post-construction. These can cover most of the wall, blocking the view from the outside to whatever extent you wish. If you still want to enjoy the sunlight, then you could opt for sheer curtains or even blinds. This will allow for light to filter through whilst ensuring your privacy. Another way to add privacy to your conservatory can only be done during construction or during the reconstruction of your conservatory. This method is to change the type of glass on your windows. Both frosted and tinted glass would be perfect for those who want a private conservatory, but do not want to have reduced light. There is also another option to add window films to your already existing windows. Window films are thin, self-adhesive sheets that are applied directly to the surface of the glass. They’re made of polyester, vinyl and/or polypropylene. Be careful which type you want to add, however, as some film can greatly enhance the heat coming in from the sun, which may end up being particularly undesirable in the summer. The last option we recommend for you is to add greenery to your conservatory. As previously mentioned, conservatories were often used to house exotic plants and host social gatherings, so you can actually plant these inside your home. If you care for the view of your garden, you can strategically place plants in areas that will obscure the view, such as near a low fence.