Traditional Timber Orangery in Kent

View more detailed images

Fast facts

Location: Kent

The solution: Classical Timber Orangery

Dimensions: 7m x 4m (23’ x 13’1”)

Budget: £75,000 including all building works

Orangeries do not have to be stone buildings attached to stately homes. Glazed timber lanterns to a solid roof with timber doors and wooden windows will create a light and spacious room, giving more shade in summer and better insulation in winter than a fully glazed conservatory.

Case studies

Bespoke Orangery in Surrey

There is no mistaking the quality of design from Westbury. This orangery extension has been specifically designed to blend in with this beautiful house. The design picks up subtleties in the fenestration from the original building in order to produce a classic design that will not date
Contemporary Glazed Timber Orangery in Surrey

A contemporary glazed hardwood orangery with classic clean lines.
Contemporary Timber and Glass Orangery

This beautiful London house required a special glass building extension to create a modern kitchen and dining area extension.
Glazed Timber Orangery in Suffolk

A very fine Classical English house required a special approach to the design of this spectacular family room.
Timber Orangery Extension in Kent

A wonderful garden room in Kent designed to create space for a family to dine in.
Timber Orangery Family Room Extension in Essex

Timber framed orangery that has been sympathetically designed to nestle within the traditional exterior of the farm house.
Traditional Georgian Orangery in Essex

A classic Georgian country house required light and airey room. This timber, brick and glass orangery met all our client's needs and expectations.