Victorian conservatory interior

This small greenhouse was added to an existing home in such a way as to blend harmoniously. The roof is completely clad with copper.

The narrow structure of this greenhouse conservatory had to fit within this tiny footprint as the lot would allow for nothing larger..

Whether you have a dedicated sunroom or just a bright and light-filled space in your home, you can make it a lush Victorian sanctuary with a few key elements.

Size and proportion are key to the success of this pretty Victorian conservatory addition. Corbelled pilasters and a simple four pane window design reflect those on the house.

When Britain is sweltering, our thoughts naturally turn from wood-burning stoves and plush sofas to light and sun. A conservatory is the best way to make the most of the rare sunshine.

Oh, the Victorian conservatory, that ornate glass sanctuary! A whimsical creation born out of the confluence of nature and ego, it stands as a testament to the Victorian period's fascination with botanical marvels and the indomitable will of man to tame the untameable. As we delve into the annals of architectural history, we find ourselves captivated by the allure of these glass structures, where horticulture and grandiosity engage in a delicate dance.

If only real houses looked like this 🪴

Opening up a small, enclosed room with a bank of Queen Anne windows created a sunny conservatory that’s perfect for the 1888 house.

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