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Our Orangeries Range

A bespoke orangery will be a gorgeous addition to your house, offering a beautiful yet practical living space that really feels like an extension of your home. We have been designing and building orangeries in Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire for many years and are perfectly placed to advise you on the style that is right for you.

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Orangeries

What is the difference between an classic conservatory and an orangery?

The main difference between an orangery and a classic conservatory is the brickwork - an orangery will have a brick base that then leads to sweeping glass windows and a glass lantern roof, whereas a more traditional conservatory will be more than 75% glass. If you are looking for the feel of a traditional extension with the beautiful views of a conservatory then an orangery could be just what you have been looking for.

What do you want from your orangery?

Do you want your orangery to be an extension of your lounge or to feel like an entirely separate space? Knowing how you want to use your orangery will help us to create a design that works for you.

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What colour and materials should you choose?

We can fully advise you on choices of brickwork to perfectly suit the style of your home. When it comes to colours you will be spoiled for choice. Traditional homes may like to go with one of our wood finishes such as rosewood, Irish oak, golden oak or mahogany. If you have a modern home then a chic grey, cream or black finish will compliment the look perfectly or for some pretty pastel style - chartwell is a popular choice.

Folied White Coloured Frames
Foiled White
Cream Coloured Frames
Cream
Slate Grey Coloured Frames
Slate Grey
Dark Grey Coloured Frames
Dark Grey
Black Coloured Frames
Black
Chartwell Green Coloured Frames
Chartwell Green
Irish Oak Coloured Frames
Irish Oak
Golden Oak Coloured Frames
Golden Oak
Rosewood Coloured Frames
Rosewood
Mahogony Coloured Frames
Mahogony

Things to consider when planning an orangery

From practical aspects such as planning permission through to the style and colour of your orangery, there are a few things to consider.

Do you need planning permission?

If you're not sure whether you need planning permission for your orangery then we will be able to help. It can vary depending on the size of the extension, whether it is replacing an old structure and the area you live in. We have been building orangeries in your local area for many years and will be happy to advise you on what you need to do.

The History of Orangeries

Orangeries came into fashion in the 17th century and were a statement of wealth as only the richest homes would have them. There were typically on the ground floor of a property and were a sheltered area to grow fruit trees - including orange trees - which is where the name came from.

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