Orangery roof

The difference between conservatories and orangeries is a combination of factors, mainly seen in the amount of glass within the structure and the difference in roof design.

This classical style orangery incorporates double column detail and entablature supporting a fully insulated lead roof. The ceiling is trimmed with decorative mouldings and plastered internally.

Orangery design features 👌 This orangery was designed to complement the existing timber windows of this period stone property in Wales. Painted white, the design of the orangery fenestration matches the main building 🏡😍 #WednesdayWisdom #orangery #conservatory #inspo #orangeryextension #bespoke #design #homeinspo #homeimprovement #renovation #remodel #houseandhome #extension #home #architecture

A question that we hear all the time, do Orangeries and conservatories get too hot during the summer month? The simple answer is, not always.

This orangery combines space for a kitchen extension, along with a dining room and living area, in an open plan format for the whole family.

XACT Aluminium Roof Lantern. A premium quality slimline thermally broken aluminium roof lantern to bring light into an extension, new build or a garden room

If you're torn between an orangery or conservatory and seeking more inspiration, we have picked out our top 10 designs to inspire you.

Hamptons designs exceptional orangeries for homes and properties in the UK and around the world.

Malbrook Conservatories and orangeries are individually designed, constructed and custom-built to respond sympathetically to the architecture of your house and the layout of your garden.