Instructions

• When decorating a screened sleeping porch, the first thing to do is put up some low wooden, or stone walls with the upper portions featuring large windows all around. Alternatively, you could devote a whole section of wall space, to glass panelled French windows.
• Next, pick a nice color of paint for the walls, and window frames of the porch. Colors like white, cream, beige, and green are most commonly used while decorating screened sleeping porches. Decorate the walls of your screened sleeping porch using, wrought iron or wooden framed paintings, murals, photographs, etc. Make sure the paintings have protective glass covering them, as a screened sleeping porch is at least partially exposed to the elements.
• Use wrought iron light fixtures, and light colored lamps to decorate the porch. You can also cover the windows with light colored mats, curtains, or a tangle of vines to increase the privacy of your screened sleeping porch. White or green mosquito netting for the windows might also be a useful addition, if the area where you live has many mosquitoes. Cover the floor with rugs, or lay down wooden flooring to make your screened sleeping porch more comfortable.
• The next step in decorating a screened sleeping porch is, choosing suitable furniture. Try to choose weather-resilient furniture like wrought iron furniture. Bear in mind, that woodwork is likely to wear out faster in an exposed environment. If you prefer wicker and wooden furniture, a few coats of paint might help in protecting it to some extent.
• Place a bed in your screened sleeping porch. Alternatively, you can also use couches that can be converted into beds at night, hanging beds, or hammocks. To make your screened sleeping porch more comfortable, add plenty of cushions, and use bed linen that is light colored, or has nice floral prints.
• Add a nice bedside table, a few wicker chairs and stools, or wrought iron benches and stools, to make your porch more inviting, and functional. You can also decorate a screened sleeping porch using accessories like, hanging lamps, vases, potted plants, etc.