A conservatory or orangery provides an excellent way to maximise views from your home, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty of your surroundings while remaining comfortable indoors.
The orientation of your conservatory or orangery can significantly impact the views you can enjoy. Position the room to face the most scenic or interesting part of your property.
A cluttered or crowded room can make it difficult to appreciate your conservatory or orangery's views. Keep the space minimalistic and uncluttered with simple and elegant furniture arrangements that don't block the view.
Landscape your garden to enhance your views from the conservatory or orangery. Consider planting trees or hedges that frame the view and complement the aesthetic of the room.
Curtains and blinds can greatly add privacy and control light levels. Choose a treatment that is easy to operate, so you can open it fully and appreciate the view when desired. Consider sheer fabrics that allow light to pass through while offering privacy.
By following these tips, you can create a conservatory or orangery that maximises the views from your home, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of your surroundings all year round.
Both conservatories and orangeries can be excellent options when it comes to maximising views.
Ultimately, personal preferences, the design of your home, and your allocated financial investment will determine which design option you choose.
Conservatories typically are highly glazed, offering clear views and natural light. This is a fantastic alternative if you want to design a bright, open area that feels like an extension of your garden space.
Conservatories are generally less expensive than orangeries, making them a popular choice for homeowners who want to maximise their garden views without breaking the bank.
On the other hand, Orangeries typically have more solid walls and a smaller percentage of glazing than conservatories.
This can provide a more structured, formal feel to the room, with views framed through large windows or French doors. A framed glass roof lantern will flood the space with natural light and provide a focal point to the room. In addition, orangeries are often built with more brick or stone, which can provide better insulation and a more substantial feel to the room.
Alternatively, you may consider building your new glazed extension using hup!, which revolutionises conservatory & orangery extension construction.
The choice is down to you! At Hallmark Glazed Extensions, based in Hailsham, East Sussex, we can advise which design will work best for your property.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation design consultation.
