Case Study - Conservatory
 

 

Every Oakfields conservatory will look and feel at home in its natural surroundings

 

The conservatory was designed to compliment a Grade II listed Georgian vicarage in a quaint village in Hertfordshire. Fitting perfectly within its picturesque landscape, this classic structure highlights the range which our designers can deliver on any brief.

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This elegant gabled structure is a dining room extension that allows stunning views of the grounds and church under which it nestles. Slender glazing bars were deliberately chosen for the way they complement the fine glazing bars of the adjoining Georgian home and yet we were still able to provide double-glazing, essential in a modern glazed room. The new conservatory follows the line of an original conservatory built around 1900, and we planned the height of the ridge to match that of the original.

 

Detail has been impeccably reproduced and it’s worth noting the dentil moulding on both the conservatory and the main house. Careful and sympathetic design helped our architectural team win planning consent and the end result is a delightful enhancement that adds light and space to the house.

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