sun parlor

American  

noun

1. a porch or room with many windows exposed to sunshine; sun porch; solarium.

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Etymology

Origin of sun parlor

An Americanism dating back to 1915–20

Example Sentences

His father had painted it in “refined colors”: pale yellow walls with violet panels in the living room; pink walls with maroon triangles in the sun parlor.

From New York Times

The James McCreery & Co. dry goods store on Broadway at East 11th Street boasted a rooftop restaurant and sun parlor said to be the first of its kind anywhere.

From New York Times

These luncheons we gave in the sun parlor back of our dining-room, which was one of the attractive features of our Venetian palace.

From Project Gutenberg

After breakfast we went out in what they call the sun parlor.

From Project Gutenberg

At the farther end of the room, French doors open upon the sun parlor which is used during the summer months for a breakfast-room.

From Project Gutenberg