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Learn about the differences between a conservatory and an orangery. Find out which type of extension and style is likely to be most suitable for your home.

If you own a listed building, you might be wondering if you can add a conservatory. It may be possible, but there are some key considerations to make first.

The beauty of a hardwood orangery, particularly an oak-framed structure, is timeless. Here’s a look at why oak is such a strong choice for orangeries in 2025.

Both a conservatory and orangery provide a beautiful light-filled space in your home. Here’s what to know to help you make the right decision for your home.

An orangery is ideal for supporting alfresco summer events. Here’s how to create a stylish and practical space for relaxed and welcoming summer gatherings.

The benefit of having an orangery extension is it makes summer social events much easier no matter the weather, as long as you follow these handy design tips.

It can be difficult to know which style of orangery would work best for your home and lifestyle. Here’s a look at four styles that can transform your property.

Here’s a look at why now is the perfect time to start your dream orangery plans, from a smoother build process to less disruption and a usable space by autumn.

You might be deliberating between an oak framed orangery and an off-the-shelf conservatory. Here is a look at the difference in materials, design and usability.

Summer is the season when a light-filled conservatory really comes into its own. Here’s a look at some styling ideas for your outside space to enhance the view.

The summer is just getting into full swing, and at this time of the year an orangery extension really comes into its own. Here are some favourite styling ideas.

A beautiful orangery will add to the value of your home. Here are the key features of a Victorian style orangery and ones from the Georgian or Edwardian era.

Here are five things to consider before installing your new luxury conservatory. If you go for a bespoke option, the design team will always be ready to help.

Greenery helps to keep your traditional conservatory cool during the hot summer months. Read on to find out how this works, and what plants are best for this.

Here’s a look at how to turn your conservatory or hardwood orangery into the perfect hub for family entertainment, ready for the start of the summer holidays.

Traditional conservatories can get uncomfortably hot in warmer weather. Here are some measures that you can take to keep the space usable during the summer.

Spring is a golden opportunity to refresh the design of your hardwood orangery and enhance that precious sense of connection between the indoors and outdoors.

Advancements in materials mean that it is possible to combine a traditional Victorian style orangery with all the benefits of energy efficiency and comfort.

If you are planning a bespoke conservatory extension to your home, or renovating an existing structure, you’ll need to consider what type of roof it will have.

If you are considering a Victorian orangery extension to your home this spring, but are unsure of exactly how you will use it, here are a few inspiring ideas.

Here are some of the best plants to enhance your orangery interior and the surrounding garden, help make it a beautiful and relaxing place to be this spring.