A white sunroom would be lovely. But I agree with Design Interior South, why not paint the whole back wall too?

And I agree with Design Interior South and Aardvark Architecture - paint the entire house so you have consistent color.

You could also consider using a different material like stone or brick veneer. Especially if you are using a different color.

Doubt if she has siding that one paints or she wouldn't have asked!!! I think a contrast would be nice.

I think we need to have more info and IMO definaely not stone veneer

No stone or brick veneer, please. If the siding is not paintable then use paint samples and large poster boards and play with the colors you're thinking of, though I'd probably go with white.

Hey There:

Sunrooms are a great way to improve living quality in your house as well as increasing the value of it. Enjoy outdoor experience on a rainy or cold day and watch the stars at night – bring the outdoors inside and extend the time you can enjoy it. Besides the design of your new sunroom, you must consider how to bring shading to it - you don’t want to sit in a glass house and get cooked.

The shades should easy adapt to your shading and privacy needs for example with a bottom up top down operation for pleated blinds, roman shades, and venetian blinds.

Must be able to cover triangles and odd shapes (most sunrooms have some non-squared glass)

Must be able to be installed overhead for skylight or similar

Must be minimalistic to keep the open sunroom feeling

Must be available in many colors, prints and designs to choose from

Sunrooms and window treatment go hand in hand for a perfect sunroom experience.

Can we know what you decided on? Is it complete? Any photos?

Cedar shake?