Modern Orangeries
Add a modern orangery to your home and enjoy a stunning new living space.
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Transform your home today with a stunning, sunlit Orangery
Looking for an extension that seamlessly fuses classic architecture with modern living? An orangery could be your perfect solution. Known for their brick-built pillars, large windows, and stylish lantern roofs, orangeries offer the best of both worlds: the warmth and solidity of an extension with the openness and light of a conservatory.
A Comfortable Space All Year Round
Our installations are built with high-performance roof systems and modern, insulating materials to create comfortable spaces that stay warm in winter and cool in summer, meaning you save on your energy bills.
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Traditional Orangery
Modern Orangery Extension
Modern Orangery Extension
Offering an eye-catching twist on the traditional orangery, the popular modern orangery is a fantastic way for you to bring flair to your property. Bi-folding doors and full-height windows create a stylish, bright and spacious place to relax, whether that’s for afternoon tea or entertaining guests in the evening. Sometimes referred to as ‘Orangery Conservatories’, these are one of our most popular styles. Featuring an impressive, fully glazed roof, they make for an impressive home improvement.
Traditional Orangery
Traditional Orangery
Add comfort and style (and value!) to your home with a traditional orangery. The signature brick construction gives you privacy, with glazing that allows you to look out to the garden in comfort all year round. Traditional styles are perfect for listed buildings and are an ideal way to add natural light to your home.
Classic Aesthetics
Originally designed for growing exotic plants, orangeries have evolved into a symbol of sophistication. Their balanced mix of brickwork and glazing complements both period properties and contemporary homes.
Year-Round Comfort
With robust insulation and high-performance glazing, orangeries create a cosy and inviting space in winter while still letting ample natural light flood in all year round.
Versatile Living Space
From a tranquil retreat to a stylish dining area, orangeries offer the flexibility to serve multiple functions. Transform yours into a home office, living room, or a sunlit entertainment space.
Seamless Integration
The brick pillars help your new space blend seamlessly with the original architecture of your home. This creates a true ‘extension’ feel rather than a simple add-on.
Enhance Property Value
A well-designed orangery often increases the overall appeal and potential resale value of your home, making it a worthwhile long-term investment.
Servicing the North East
We love doing great work for all our happy customers around the North East. Here’s a list of some of the areas we cover:
- Alnwick
- Ashington
- Bedlington
- Blaydon
- Blyth
- Chester Le Street
- Consett
- Corbridge
- Cramlington
- Darlington
- Durham
- Gateshead
- Hartlepool
- Hexham
- Jarrow
- Lanchester
- Morpeth
- Newcastle
- Northallerton
- North Shields
- North Tyneside
- Ponteland
- Prudhoe
- South Shields
- Stanfordham
- Swalwell
- Tyne & Wear
- Wallsend
- Washington
- Whitley Bay
FAQs
How much is an Orangery in the North East?
It depends on your property size, local area, and specific design. In many cases, orangeries can fall under permitted development rights, but we’ll confirm the requirements for you.
What's the difference between an orangery and conservatory?
Orangeries offer similarities to a conservatory but comprise a higher brick to glass ratio than a conservatory for more of a structural feel. Not only does this allow them to offer a completely different aesthetic, but it also allows them to offer more privacy as you’ll have fewer sightlines into your home. Whether you’re looking to bring the definitive orangery look to your home, or something contemporary, we can help.
Are orangeries energy efficient?
Yes. High-quality materials, effective insulation, and advanced glazing help maintain a comfortable temperature while minimising energy bills.
How long does the build take?
The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the design and any preparatory groundwork. Many orangery projects finish within several weeks to a couple of months.
