Edwardian Conservatories

The Edwardian design offers the best of both worlds, Impressive proportions and a simple rectangular design which ensures which furniture and internal fittings are easy to site and are functions in use. The Edwardian has a simple rectangular base in place of the rounded end to give all the character of the Victorian while making the most of the space available. Although the room is more functional you still need to deiced where to site the door, should the outside door be at the end o on one of the sides? Think about moving freely around the furniture and which part of the garden or patio you would like step out to. As with the Victorian style, a lantern roof can add extra flexibility - especially to a larger construction. A plain gable-end on an Edwardian conservatory can create even simpler lines to blend with some modern building styles. The gable front conservatory retains tile single box structure of the Edwardian but with a natural front elevation. Floor to ceiling frames, dwarf walls - the design criteria can be varied to suit your tastes.