This attractive Edwardian conservatory design illustrates how glass to floor gives the illusion that the conservatory is larger than it is, the omission of the base wall gives views directly onto the garden and brings the garden into the conservatory.

The designer has carried out his brief to the full when he designed this conservatory. The conservatory has been built onto the rear of this beautiful period design property. Note that the garden is at a higher level then the conservatory with a small path around the conservatory, thus preventing any damp problems.

Due to the conservatory being at a lower this allows good low levels views of the lawn and flowerbeds. Ventilation is achieved by top opening fan light windows and a roof ventilator built into the glass roof of the conservatory. Access is allowed through a pair of French doors onto the patio.

The internal photograph shows off the glazed roof and internal features of this very attractive conservatory.