Orangeries

Maximise space on your property.

An orangery gives you more scope to create a bespoke extension that will really suit your needs as well as your style of home.

Whether you're starting from scratch or researching decorating ideas for an existing space, these cleverly designed orangeries are sure to spark the imagination.

Orangeries were often built facing south to maximise the daily hours of sunshine. As technology developed, larger expanses of glass were available to create the wall of light we see in glazed extensions today.

Initially, many orangeries had slate roofs which were replaced in the early 19th century with a glazed lantern style which is used today. Orangeries have come a long way since their 17th-century Renaissance roots, morphing into a versatile home addition that contains more than just fruit trees.

Unlike a conservatory, which uses more glass and is considered more of an add-on, a modern orangery tends to be more akin to an extension, with a perimeter flat roof featuring a central glazed lantern. The combination of more brickwork or stonework, and less glazing, makes it better insulated and more suited to year-round use.

What is an orangery?

An orangery is a type of architectural structure that is similar to a greenhouse, but typically larger, more ornate and often includes living spaces, such as a dining area or seating area, making them a popular spot for entertaining guests.

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  • An energy efficient home extension.
  • The option to add lighting or speakers into the interior's permiter ceiling.
  • Choice of a variety of frame colours to match your home's aesthetic.
  • Selection of brickwork options to complement your existing property.
  • A year-round extended living space.
  • Your choice of matching entrance doors and windows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An orangery is a type of architectural structure similar to a greenhouse but typically larger, more ornate, and often includes living spaces. Unlike conservatories, which use more glass, an orangery is more like an extension with more brickwork or stonework and less glazing, making it better insulated and suited for year-round use​​.

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