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Orangeries and conservatories provide an unparalleled space for the discerning guests of hotels and restaurants to enjoy. Combining functionality with impeccable design, a glazed extension acts as the perfect addition to existing amenities. Designing and installing an orangery or conservatory in a commercial setting requires a little more consideration than residential projects. Here we discuss the main factors that need …
From the leaves falling and changing colour, to native wildlife preparing for colder months, it’s the season of harvest, pumpkins and bonfires. An orangery, with such an abundance of glazing, provides the ideal space to relax and enjoy the changing of the seasons. An orangery, or a conservatory for that matter, can be purposed in a variety of ways, and …
A bespoke orangery is the perfect way to link the inside of your home with the outdoor environment. The abundance of glazing creates a bright and airy space that can be utilised for various purposes. Not only are these structures ideal for practical uses, but they are also beneficial for both your physical and mental health. Nature and your health …
While glazed extensions such as orangeries are commonly used as kitchen or living areas, they offer many possibilities for alternative purposes. In this blog post, we’ll explore nine unique orangery ideas to inspire your home renovation. Home office Transform your glazed extension into a home office to provide a refreshing change of scenery that helps you feel like you’re ‘at …
Orangeries were once a sign of wealth and prestige, built to house citrus plants throughout the harsh winter months. In the modern day, an orangery is a popular choice of glazed extension for many homeowners, but curating the right design for your property’s style and your lifestyle can prove a challenge. We’ve compiled a list of 10 incredible orangery examples …
Owning a listed property can be both a privilege and a responsibility. These buildings are recognised as having significant historical, architectural or cultural value, and therefore often have limits on the type of modifications and repairs that can be made. Choosing to add a glazed extension, such as an orangery or conservatory, onto your property will not only add space …
Brrr… we’re back to colder weather conditions. Glazed extensions are often believed to be unsuitable when the mercury drops: stereotypically too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. However, due to years of technological advancements, these concerns are a thing of the past for bespoke conservatory and orangery owners as there are a variety of methods available …
There are conservatories and conservatories. The older uPVC style are much less resilient to winter weather and are often too cold to use when the outside temperature drops. However, a luxury, bespoke timber conservatory or orangery, is designed to be used all year round, giving the homeowner enjoyment of their garden, whatever the British weather throws at it! All conservatories …
Before getting carried away designing your dream extension, the most pragmatic first step is to assess whether you require planning permission. Admittedly, planning permission isn’t the most exciting part of designing an orangery or conservatory, but arguably it is the most important. This is especially true for properties in Conservation Areas or listed properties. Thankfully, at Hampton Conservatories our expert …
A bespoke orangery is a serious investment for any homeowner and so it’s not surprising that anyone who is currently planning a glazed extension has a number of pressing concerns. Here we look to answer the most commonly-asked questions about orangery extensions that our designers receive time and time again. The most frequent question that we’re asked is “What is …