What kind of furniture for attached sunroom? Wicker? Steel? Regular sofas?

[Anonymous]

It's an addition off the main house, has lots of windows on three sides, and two french-door entrances to the main living area and the backyard. Due to heating costs, I think we will leave the sunroom largely sealed off during the winter.

I'm torn -- Would outdoor wicker patio furniture look too cheap? Then again, I don't want to put really high-end furniture in there either, given the temperature fluctuations and the higher risk of water leaks... Is there a middle ground option I'm not seeing? Any suggestions for what you've done at home?

[Anonymous]

OP here --
By wicker, I meant wicker + cushion, like this:

http://www.target.com/p/threshold-heatherstone-wicker-patio-loveseat/-/A-14669063?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=google_pla_df&LNM=14669063&CPNG=Patio+Garden&kpid=14669063&LID=33pgs&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=14669063&kpid=14669063&gclid=CNym7Mn6-MYCFUGRHwodSqMMKg

[Anonymous]

I think that wicker furniture in a sunroom is fine - especially if you plan on closing it off for part of the year. Put a nice indoor/outdoor area rug in there and you'll be set.