Conservatory Styles
No matter the style of your home, from charismatic period properties to new build developments craving extra space, choose from 6 customisable existing Conservatory styles or go one step further and design your own.
Lean To Conservatory
Taking its name from the way it ‘leans’ on the adjoining building, the Lean To Conservatories variably pitched roof feature makes it the perfect choice for properties with limited space under the eaves, such as bungalows. Thanks to their clean lines and simple design, Lean To Conservatories generally work out as the quickest and most economical Conservatory style available. Ideal for both big and small Conservatory alike, if you are looking for a ‘no-fuss’ Conservatory design this is it!
Victorian Conservatory
Typically featuring three to five sides, Victorian Conservatories are recognised by their exquisite curves and elegant steeply pitched roofs. Bathing the space in warming natural light from all angles, Victorian Conservatories make beautiful dining rooms, pleasing playrooms, and spacious second living rooms. Perfect for period properties and more traditionally styled homes, Victorian Conservatories never fail to add essential charm and character no matter where they’re installed.
Georgian Conservatory
Also known as an Edwardian Conservatory, Georgian Conservatories are similar to Victorian Conservatories with their stately vaulted roofs. The similarities end there though, as the Georgian style features a square or rectangular floor plan coupled with a glorious flat front that lets the light stream in. Uniting the perfect blend of old and new, Georgian Conservatories complement a variety of property styles.
Gable Conservatory
Also known as a Pavilion Conservatory or a Sunburst Conservatory, the Gable Conservatory style takes its name from its upright triangular-shaped front – like the gable-end of a typical house. A modified version of the Georgian style, Gable Conservatories also feature square or rectangular floorplans with the heightened sense of space and light that only the grand Gable design can achieve. Combined with floor-length glazing and extra brickwork, luxurious Gable Conservatories are often favoured in larger heritage homes and modern properties.
P Shape Conservatory
P Shape Conservatories combine the simple Lean To Conservatory with the curvaceous Victorian style, creating a ‘P Shape’ floorplan. Perfect for adding essential floor space to ample detached homes, there’s also the option for an L Shaped Conservatory by uniting the symmetrical Georgian style with a lovely Lean To Conservatory. Adding crucial space without taking up too much of the garden, P Shape Conservatories are often split into two separate areas to create a practical multi-purpose living space.
T-Shape Conservatory
Usually chosen for larger homes that envision something a bit different, substantial T Shape Conservatories combine the trusty Lean To Conservatory with an impressive Victorian, Edwardian, or Gable style central projection. Often designed with fine French doors to truly bring the outside in, sumptuous T Shape Conservatories suit large gardens best. Thanks to its variable pitched Lean To roof, T Shape Conservatories can also be considered for large bungalows too.
Bespoke Conservatory Designs
If you’re dreaming of a Conservatory design completely unique to you and your home, we also offer bespoke Conservatories to accommodate your needs, including solid orangeries with striking roof lanterns. From design and planning through to installation and aftercare, we will take care of everything to ensure the process is swift, carefree, and professional so you can start enjoying your one-of-a-kind space right away.
Orangeries
Enhancing both traditional and contemporary style buildings, modern Orangeries beautifully bridge the gap between simple Conservatories and full-scale extensions. Combining sturdy solid brick pillars with an elevating lantern roof, all supported by an insulating internal pelmet, orangeries never fail to add a unique air of elegance and luxury no matter where they’re installed.
Conservatory Roof Options
So, you’ve decided on the shape of your new conservatory but what about its roof? Top it off with a classic glass roof, a contemporary tiled roof, a hybrid combination of tiles with awe-inspiring glazed sections, or a luxurious roof lantern for the ultimate Wow Factor. Optional extras include plastered finishes and integrated spotlights and speakers for a supreme ‘room-like feel’. Sourced from acclaimed roofing specialists, making the most of your home has never been this straightforward!
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