Bespoke Conservatories
 
Form, function and impressive flexibility, Combination conservatories offer you everything their titles suggest and impressive design flexibility. For example using a combination of a Victorian and a Lean-to gives you a conservatory in the shape of a 'P'. This gives you two distinctive areas which can be used however your heart desires maybe using one for dining and the other for relaxing
 
Other widely used combination styles include T-Shaped and B-Shaped The choice - and the flexibility - is yours.
 
The Victorian Conservatory
 
A piece of period perfection A 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 cresting’s and trials. saw a romantic renaissance. These 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 
 
The Edwardian Conservatory
 
The Edwardian (also referred to as Georgian) style of conservatory is similar to the Victorian. The main difference is that they are rectangular on plan maximising the use of internal space.

It is also a more understated design and therefore detracts less from the visual impact of the main property.