NYG Conservatories Collection
It is no surprise that conservatories are viewed as one of the most prized home improvements because of the versatility and additional living space they provide.
Choose the style that best reflects you…
Victorian Conservatories
Victorian is one of the most popular conservatory styles and it’s not hard to see why. Inspired by an era when Gothic style architecture, complete with ornate crestings and finials, saw a romantic renaissance. These Victorian conservatories are as versatile as they are engaging. Not only do they have the ability to complement almost any type of property, they can also be readily adapted to suit whatever space is available – whether that’s a large garden or a small patio area. Typically, Victorian conservatories have a three or five facet bay.
Edwardian Conservatories
A modern interpretation of a regal age in British architectural history, Edwardian conservatories are typically characterised by their square or rectangular footprint, this in turn means they are incredibly space efficient – allowing you to enjoy the maximum possible floor area. However, don’t think for a second that it’s all about function. With Edwardian conservatories, you’ll find style in abundance too thanks to their imposing nature and widespread use of design flourishes such as elaborate crestings and detailed moulding.
Lean-To Conservatories
Maybe you’re looking for something a little less ornate. Perhaps you live in a bungalow or a house with low eaves. Either way, a Sunroom or Low pitch conservatory equates to the perfect design solution. Sometimes referred to as a Mediterranean, Lean-to or Studio room.
This style enjoys crisp, clean lines and has a truly modern feel.
Minimalism has never been more exciting.
