Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Hampton Conservatories
Bespoke orangeries for both modern and traditional buildings
Award-Winning
Orangeries & Conservatories
Hampton Conservatories is an award-winning designer and manufacturer of traditional glazed extensions including orangeries, conservatories, kitchen extensions and pool houses. Our products are handcrafted in the UK using the very finest timber, glass and masonry and assembled with care on homes and commercial properties across the world. From the initial consultation to project completion, our team of experienced professionals will guide you through the process to transform your vision into a stunning reality.
Our orangery and conservatory designs stand as a testament to what can be achieved when modern engineering meets traditional design. By valuing the aesthetic principles of classical architecture and integrating them with contemporary building requirements, our clients benefit from glazed extensions that deliver architectural beauty and unparalleled space and light, while ensuring energy efficiency and structural integrity.
Award Winning Quality
With over 61,000 online votes cast by members of the public, Hampton Conservatories beat off very stiff competition from some exceptional international projects to be crowned winner in the Architectural Glasshouse category at The International Design and Architecture Awards 2017.
Our Orangeries & Conservatories
Our luxury orangeries, conservatories and pool houses are perfect for a variety of uses and can be tailored to suit both residential and commercial buildings.
Orangeries
Conservatories
How does an orangery differ from a conservatory?
The orangery, once a luxurious addition to the homes of the affluent, has evolved into a beloved architectural feature in many modern residences.
The distinguishing differences between an orangery and a conservatory lie in the roof design and percentage of glazing throughout the structure. The roof of an orangery features a solid perimeter with central lanterns, of which glass covers less than 75% of the roof surface area. Substantial base walls and pilasters provide definition to the structure, giving the orangery its architectural identity.
Conservatories are composed of predominantly glazing, over 75% of the entire structure, giving a delicate feeling to the framework. The load of the roof is transferred directly onto the side frames of the building and roof beams remain minimally intrusive to allow light in as much as possible.
Our approach to orangery design is rooted in a deep appreciation for classical architecture, in particular the principles of symmetry and proportion that define Greek architectural excellence. We bring these elements into the modern day, creating structures that are not only compliant with current building standards but also elegant and timeless.
Handcrafted orangeries in the UK
For Homes and Buildings Across The World
Our team of skilled craftsmen in N. Ireland have been creating exceptional orangeries and conservatories for over 40 years. By choosing one of our glazed extensions, you’ll be in good company. We’ve created exceptional designs for homeowners and venues around the world including Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen, UK; Harvard University Faculty Club, USA; Hotel Union, Norway; Graham’s Port Lodge, Portugal; and The Galgorm Resort, Northern Ireland.
Case Studies
Jersey Garden Orangery
These owners decided on a light-filled orangery to create an additional living space which opens out into the garden
Kitchen Orangery extends London Townhouse
The owners of this townhouse decided to extend their kitchen with an orangery, creating a light and airy space to spend time in with their family