Conservatories & Orangeries.

 

                                        

GALLERY PHOTOS.

 

Let your new conservatory change the way you use your home. You can be certain that the range of conservatories available have been exceptionally engineered to provide you with a beautiful room that will give years of enjoyment. Using the Traditional/Lean-to, Gable, Victorian and Georgian styles, as well as bespoke designs, there will be a conservatory to fit every type of home, whether contemporary or period.

The simple lines of a gable conservatory are the perfect addition to the property. Its classic design uses high performance glass to ensure year round use, and bi-folding doors for easy access to the patio area. It has a modern feel on the inside, while at the same time fitting in perfectly with this Cheshire farmhouse. The high ceiling keeps the airy feel afforded by the large bi-folding doors. The finish is white wood grain for a softer appearance, while the blue tint is indicative of a self cleaning glass, giving a striking and stylish look.

Designed to provide a quiet retreat, a Victorian conservatory is an integral part of the home, thanks to the internal sliding doors. The addition of a wall area along one side gives it a cosy feel, and more flexible furnishing options. The large picture windows allow as much light as possible to come through.

This conservatory truly reflects the growing popularity of open plan modern living, creating an attractive entertainment space. Its unusual non-symmetrical design illustrates what can be achieved with imagination and contemporary styling. The striking bi-colour finish combined with large expanses of glass transforms the properties appearance.

 

Orangeries For those wanting a little more than a conservatory, the orangery is the ideal solution. Originally designed to house and grow exotic fruits and plants, orangeries became a symbol of wealth and status. Nowadays they provide a beautiful alternative to the traditional conservatory. Designed with solid build columns, a partial solid ceiling, and the inclusion of a roof light, they are a well balanced mix of traditional build extensions and conservatories. This choice of style ensures that the room forms - and feels like - an integral part of the home, blending light with reassuring sturdiness.