Mood Board Mondays: Chantilly Lace Sunroom

Design a bright sunroom with Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace, Scenic Drive, and Santorini Blue in this classic blue and green mood board.

Nancy Meyers inspired sunroom featuring Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace walls, tan sofa, wicker chairs with blue block print cushions, green trimmed linen curtains, and brass accents.

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There is something about a sunroom that instantly lifts the mood. It’s that in-between space — part indoors, part garden — where light dances across the walls and everything feels just a little more relaxed.

For this week’s Mood Board Mondays, I wanted to create a space that feels classic, layered, and full of quiet color. Think woven textures, soft linen, block print pillows, and the prettiest wash of white on the walls.

This sunroom is grounded in Benjamin Moore’s Chantilly Lace (OC-65) — one of my favorite clean whites — and layered with soothing blues and soft greens inspired by nature.

Traditional sunroom with tan sofa, wicker coffee table, brass lamp, and blue and green accent pillows against Chantilly Lace walls.

I created the prompt to design this moody bedroom with the help of AI.

The Story Behind the Room

I envisioned this sunroom as the kind of space where you would start your morning with coffee and end your day with a good book. It needed to feel light and open, but not stark. Relaxed, but still pulled together.

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The foundation is a warm tan sofa layered with block print pillows in soft blue and cream. Across from it, wooden, spindle chairs with tailored cushions bring in that collected, Southern cottage feel we all love. The textures are important here — woven rattan, linen curtains with green trim, and warm brass accents all work together to create depth.

The rug introduces the palette beautifully — soft blue, muted green, and creamy neutrals — which makes selecting paint colors effortless.

This is not a bold, high-contrast room. Instead, it’s calm. Fresh. Timeless.

This is definitely a look that you can pull from to freshen up furniture you already own.

Why These Colors Work So Beautifully Together

Chantilly Lace (OC-65) keeps the space feeling crisp and sunlit without turning cold. It allows all the texture in the room to shine.

Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace OC-65 white paint swatch.

Scenic Drive (CC-758) adds a soft, botanical green — subtle enough to feel natural but strong enough to give personality. It’s the perfect trim, accent, or adjoining room color.

Benjamin Moore Scenic Drive CC-758 soft green paint swatch.

Santorini Blue 1634 (a gentle blue-gray) pulls from the deeper tones in the rug and pillows, creating harmony between textiles and paint.

Together, they create a palette that feels garden-inspired, breathable, and effortlessly layered.

You can also use a site called Samplize to get large-sized swatches. It is so helpful when trying to decide on new paint colors.

Shop the Look

Sunroom mood board featuring Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace, Scenic Drive, Santorini Blue, wicker furniture, brass lamp, and blue floral pillows.

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To recreate this cozy sunroom feel, I’ve linked similar pieces below that capture the spirit of the space: (The link above under the collage features additional options.)

Here are the key pieces that bring this sunroom together:
Spindle Accent Chairs – A timeless silhouette with texture that keeps the room casual yet refined.
Tan Linen Sofa – The perfect neutral foundation that works with both blues and greens.
Blue Block Print Pillows – Classic and tailored, adding pattern without overpowering the space. These pair nicely with the light-colored block print pillows and the solid neutral ones.
Green-Trim Linen Curtains – A subtle detail that elevates simple white panels.
Brass Table Lamp – Warm metallic contrast that keeps the palette from feeling flat.
Vintage-Inspired Blue & Green Rug – The true anchor of the room, tying every color together.
Wicker Accents – Wicker accents like this smaller two-tiered tray can work as a nightstand, side table, and small bar cart.
Touches of Brass – Elements like this adorable little brass box help to brighten up the space. Metals work wonders in all spaces.
Greenery – Touches of green foliage, live or faux, like these boxwood topiaries, bring life to the space.
Wall art livens up the space and creates a tone. I am partial to landscapes. Thrift store finds are my favorite, but it's okay to add lower-cost new pieces that can make a space feel warm and welcoming.
(You can shop these pieces in my Amazon storefront and linked sources above.)

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This space is a digitally created inspiration image. Linked items are similar pieces to help you recreate the look.

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