EDWARDIAN CONSERVATORIES are inspired by home style and architecture of the Edwardian times, and have been in fashion as a conservatory style since then, thanks to a range of updated takes on the Edwardian design. Typically Edwardian conservatories have high sloping ceilings and make the conservatory area larger overall as a result.
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As an alternative, consider an Elizabethan conservatory; a style of conservatory as old as Elizabethan times, that features clean, elegant and simple lines that make the conservatory part of the home, more than a feature of the home.
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LEAN-TO CONSERVATORIES.
Lean-to conservatories or sunrooms as they are often referred to, in effect are home extensions which usually require little or no planning permission requirements for the changes. Typically, they can include brick or cladding to match the rest of the home design, and uPCV systems are available in a wide range of styles and finishes, making the effect of the lean-to to be a fundamental part of your home.
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VICTORIAN CONSERVATORIES are identified by their bold but elegant designs, typical of the Victorian age. Naturally, they are a great solution if you are adding a conservatory to a Victorian style home, but such is their popularity and the range of finishes and features, they can be added to virtually any home as a feature that is both attractive and useful.
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If you have the room and the budget, a P-SHAPED CONSERVATORY gives the you more room and has the benefit of allowing areas to be created, and split, such as a dining room and play area, for example. The P-shape means a bay area and a rectangular area in the design, and can be made in a wide range of sizes and styles, giving you plenty of light in the home at all times.
The latest style to comeback into fashion has to be the ORANGERIES.
Orangeries were originally extensions to buildings to allow young citrus trees to be grown protected from the frost. Taking inspiration from this design orangeries, are becoming the popular alternative to conservatories, with a distinctly European style and design, inspired by orangeries of Holland and Italy.
