Conservatories, Orangeries And Roof Lanterns

Victorian

Victorian conservatories are generally adorned with the traditional cresting and finials and are versatile both in terms of size and practicality.

They will complement almost any style of property and can be readily adapted to suit whatever space is available – whether a large garden or a small patio area.

Victorian conservatories usually have a three or five facet bay.

Gable

This increasingly popular design enjoys an imposing front elevation, delivering a feeling of height and space.

As a result, the Gable adds a real sense of presence to any home – even older, period properties.

If you’re looking for a conservatory that takes your breath away every time you look at it, then this is definitely the style for you!

Georgian

The Georgian conservatory, also known as the Edwardian, is characterised by its square or rectangular footprint. This shape makes it incredibly space efficient – allowing you to achieve the maximum possible floor area, with increased furnishing options.

The Georgian style conservatory isn’t just about function. It is a stylish choice that will suit many contemporary homes with its clear, strong lines and is often at its best with a brick, dwarf wall.

Sunroom

If you’re looking for something a little less ornate, a sunroom or low pitch conservatory might be the perfect solution.

Sometimes referred to as a Mediterranean, lean-to or studio room, this style enjoys crisp, clean lines and has a truly modern feel.

Orangeries

For those wanting a little more than a traditional conservatory, an orangery is the ideal solution.

Orangeries are a well balanced mix of traditional home extensions and conservatories, blending light with reassuring sturdiness.