Conservatories Today | Home Ideas
above: New build
conservatories by Cristal
Clear Limited. This white
Pvcu Conservatory
added as part of the
house build, saving the
customer pounds in VAT.
left: This stunning
conservatory was
designed and
installed by Oakleaf
Conservatories.
right: Glass Houses
by Jeremy Uglow.
below: Timber
conservatories and
Orangeries built to
compliment the property
bringing the garden into
your home. Bespoke
designs by Cristal Clear
Limited.
So what styles are available?
Victorian properties or terraced houses as specialist conservatory companies can mix
Conservatories in Victorian or Edwardian they tend to fit into narrow spaces that designs or devise a one-off design to create
styles, and lean-to versions, remain would otherwise have been unusable. the perfect conservatory to suit your house
popular and obviously suit older properties. Finally, there’s the bespoke, where and budget.
Variations include structures with either
full-height glass walls or dwarf walls with
glass.
So with so many different styles
available, it can sometimes be difficult to
choose, but here we have outlined the four
basic designs, but obviously, your choice
will depend on the size and style of your
house and garden.
A Victorian conservatory has a three or
five facet bay frontage, with square sides.
Although this is a very popular option, it
does restrict the space available for larger
items of furniture.
The Edwardian style tends to have a
square end that gives maximum floor
space, so this is a good option if space is
limited, and also has the advantage that
larger items of furniture can be used.
The old fashioned Lean too style, is
quite basic and rectangular in shape
which extends off the house with a sloping
roof. This style is particularly useful for
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