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.

A touch of stately splendour. Few styles capture the proud architectural heritage of the conservatory quite like the Gable. Reminiscent of the grand orangeries and classical conservatories of yesteryear, this type of conservatory enjoys an imposing front elevation with the windows extending to the apex of the roof.

As a result, it enjoys a real sense of presence and can add a feel of stately splendour to any home – and particularly older, period properties. If you’re looking for a conservatory that takes your breath away every time you look at it, then this is definitely the style for you!

A modern interpretation of a regal age in British architectural history, Georgian 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 Georgian 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.

The ‘Skypod’ is a skylight lantern roof designed to be installed on a flat roof Orangery or extension. The innovative Skypod is minimal and stylish (unlike some Conservatory Roofs) and adds volume to any room while also increasing much needed natural light to darkened rooms. The Skypod can also be an ideal way to breathe new life into existing flat roofs.

The Skypod is a versatile solution for any Lantern Roof application and is available in a wide range of colours. The high performance glazing options are thermally efficient, reduce noise, self clean and also stop heat build-up.

Conservatories, Orangeries & Garden Rooms have become one of the most popular and exciting home improvements that can provide an affordable and versatile living space to suit all lifestyles. From the very outset, the designing and planning your Definitive Collection conservatory is key to the success of the overall project.

A Conservatory can provide excellent integration between home and garden. The design should also be sympathetic to the house and complement the surroundings.

An Edwardian conservatory style provides a symmetrical design with clean lines and square corners that are combined with a sloping front to the roof and central ridge creating a vaulted feel to the roof space. When specified with a glass roof the conservatory is flooded with natural light and offers a spacious, bright and airy room to relax in.

Suitable for modern or traditional homes an Edwardian conservatory can be designed to sit on dwarf walls or for maximum light and floor space you can choose full height frames and glazing.

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 crestings and finials, 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.

An orangery, whether a traditional timeless classic or a more modern style, is a more substantial integrated permanent structure. Unlike a conservatory, which is mainly a glass structure, an orangery utilises a fusion of different building materials such as brick pillars and solid roof technology.

Orangeries make wonderful family rooms such as studies, sitting rooms & playrooms.

Simply stylish. 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.

Light up your life. Lantern roofs are the perfect finishing touch to any large conservatory. Formed by a second tier of windows to the main roof, Lanterns add height and presence to the overall construction.

More than that, they also help to increase the feeling of interior space. The second tier of windows can also incorporate openers to increase ventilation as well as decorative glazing panels for the ultimate in aesthetic appeal.

A Lusso Conservatory is very similar to that of an orangery, however, customers avoid the extra building work or added cost associated with fully structural orangeries. They are a highly flexible system solution that can even be re-fitted to existing conservatories.