HEAVENLY HOME W
WHAT IS AN ORANGERY? Originating in Renaissance Italy they were
designed to protect citrus fruit from the elements in the grand homes of the day. A symbol of wealth, they became a room for entertaining, the ultimate addition to the grandest buildings in Europe. Modern orangeries are designed to give the light of a conservatory with the feel of an extension. The insulated perimeter ceiling creates a living space that has much greater thermal efficiency compared to a standard conservatory.
ABOUT OUR PROJECT Mr and Mrs Knight commissioned Castle
Conservatories to build a substantial orangery for them. The project we designed was sympathetic to both the internal layout of the property and great care was taken to match the external elevation of the existing house. “We used Castle Conservatories for our beautiful orangery. The craftsmanship was outstanding, and the finished product was fantastic. The orangery they created for us has enabled us to spend more time
Contact Paul on T: 020 8669 1500 E:
Paul@castlecon.com
www.castleconservatories.com
e talk to Paul Jones from Castle Conservatories, Surrey and London’s premier design and build company, about how to extend your property with an elegant orangery and we hear about a project that Castle undertook for Surrey based residents Mr & Mrs Knight.
together as a family and added value and beauty to our home. We could not fault the team, the work, and the aftercare of Castle Conservatories. We have and will continue to recommend this highly conscientious company.” Gemma & David Knight, Epsom.
As with Mr & Mrs Knight we will work with you to find the best solutions and will project manage your build. We will advise you of the best options to enhance your property and ensure that it meets your expectations in terms of lifestyle enhancement.
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