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Charming bay fronted Edwardian conservatory

Case Study #8

The grand proportions of this facetted orangery with deep eaves subtly reflects the geometry and detail within this beautiful Edwardian house.

Despite the many outstanding architectural features on this beautiful Edwardian property, there remained a corner of the house that was relatively sparse architecturally and could benefit from a structural embellishment.

Our designer created a garden room of grand proportions and intricate detail worthy of the existing property that reflected much of its existing features and joinery.

A dual level bespoke orangery with rooflights in a london townhouse
Dimensions : 7m x 4.6m
Colour : Lighthouse (Exterior), Sugar Beet (Interior)
A dual level bespoke orangery with rooflights in a london townhouse

This garden room is the most used room in the house for its light and airy atmosphere and is in stark contrast to the formality of other rooms in the home. The orangery is used as a place for relaxing and a dining table takes centre stage in the projecting bay.

The curved detail to the doors mimic joinery on internal screens, whilst the deep entablature with dentil detail and facetted and recessed corner columns are designed to add interest and grandeur to the structure.

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