Modern Conservatory Styles

If you have decided to add a conservatory to your home, we can help you make the best choice to fit your family’s requirements and match your house. Whether you want to add elegant extra living space or would like a small lean-to conservatory to store bicycles and outdoor clothing, the Transforming Conservatories team is on hand to make the procedure straightforward and hassle-free.

We offer various conservatory designs and solutions to suit all homes, from a classic conservatory with full height windows to a performance conservatory featuring the latest insulated column technology, which is five times more thermally efficient than typical brick columns. We can help you with all aspects of the construction, from the initial quote to the design process to upkeep once it is completed.

We can help you if you have decided that you need additional living space in your home but are unsure which type of conservatory is best for you. Or You may be debating whether a conservatory is suitable for your house. Or perhaps you are thinking about replacing your old conservatory roof and want to learn the advantages of a solid tiled roof over a glass roof. Whatever your situation, we can provide you with an overview of each solution.

Conservatories are a highly desired feature in a property, making them ideal for anyone wanting to sell, and are a reliable long-term investment.

A new conservatory provides a fresh way to enjoy your home and garden. Depending on your preferences, the family can use it to relax, entertain, or pursue a new hobby, such as learning to paint or play a musical instrument.

A conservatory will lift your mood by allowing in lots of natural light and presenting beautiful outdoor views, bringing the garden into your home.

We have a selection of shapes and designs to correspond to any home’s architecture, whether you want a contemporary conservatory or a more traditional design. The popular lean-to conservatory shape or the more classic, circular Victorian conservatory shapes are available, among others.

Classic, Performance, and Designer are the three design choices we offer. All are outstanding options for homeowners who wish to extend their living area without moving to a larger house or overspending on a costly loft conversion or brick extension.

Modern conservatories have excellent thermal efficiency, so you can enjoy your new space all year round.

Once you’ve decided on the shape that best suits your needs, you can start thinking about the design alternatives that will serve your directives.

For the conservatory design, you have a broad spectrum of fabulous colours. Our roofing systems come in shades, including grey and white so that you can match them appropriately to your home.

We can add an expanded soffit, which serves an aesthetic and a functional purpose. Functionally, the fundamental reason for fitting a soffit is to protect the rafters from the elements. Keeping damp from the rafters decreases the chance of mould and helps increase the lifespan of a construction. A soffit also provides the perfect spot for exterior lighting, allowing you to appreciate the garden on warm evenings.

A conservatory is an excellent way to bring the outside inside all year round. But when choosing a conservatory, you should consider the structure that best fits your needs and suits your house.

We offer a variety of conservatory shapes across our Classic, Performance, and Designer options to make it easy for you to design your dream conservatory extension. Whether you choose a contemporary or traditional type, all our designs offer performance benefits and attractive aesthetics to complete your home.

The Lean To is one of the most prevalent conservatory shapes. This basic yet favoured design is recognised by its rectangular form, which ‘leans’ onto your home and typically has a sloping roof. It’s practical and is a popular choice for traditional and modern properties.

Victorian conservatories are another timeless structure. A faceted construction that dates to the Victorian era, the style is characterised by a captivating ornamental roof and circular shape.

Edwardian conservatories remain extremely popular. These designs are rectangular with a slanted roof from each edge, giving them a look of grandeur.

The Georgian conservatory is a popular choice for period homes, where it blends in seamlessly. The layout of Georgian conservatories makes them perfect as a dining area. The square shape is one of the most efficient designs for extra space in a home extension.

A P-shape conservatory offers the best of both worlds. This design combines the simplicity of a lean-to with the luxuriousness of a Victorian structure, giving you plenty of extra space. Because of the P-shaped conservatory size, you can split it into two separate rooms if desired.

We are a friendly and helpful well-established company happy to assist you with every step of your home extension, from concept to completion.

To discuss your project plans and to book a free, no-obligation survey, call us on 0203 982 3772 or fill out the online form.