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Vale Garden Houses, Belton Park, Londonthorpe Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 9SJ.
Vale Garden Houses, Belton Park, Londonthorpe Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 9SJ.
Garden room extensions are designed to create a seamless connection between indoor living spaces and the outdoors. Whether you’re looking to create a cosy garden room for relaxation, an area for entertaining guests, or a versatile space that adapts to your lifestyle, a glazed extension can transform how you use and experience both your home and garden.
A garden room extension can be defined simply as an extension to your property that connects it to the garden, offering views of the outdoors from the comfort of your home. Due to this broad definition, many of our bespoke structures fall under the category of a garden room extension.
Characterised by extensive glazing, conservatories offer uninterrupted views of the garden, creating a light-filled space that proves popular with lovers of the outdoors, especially those with a green thumb.
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Orangeries provide a more substantial structure than a conservatory, usually incorporating brick or stone walls, they often include large windows and a glazed roof, providing a bright, welcoming environment. We frequently see these spaces used as a multifunctional hub within the home.
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For a more solid structure that still maintains the connection between home and garden, solid extensions tend to feature less glazing and a larger proportion of masonry walls and can be designed to incorporate either a glass roof lantern or a solid roof.
Attached to an existing wall with a roof that slopes down, leaning against the host building, a lean-to extension offers an ideal choice for those looking for a simple yet timeless addition to the home. A straightforward and more practical design reduces construction complexity and labour costs.
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A garden room can take the form of a freestanding structure separated from the main property. This creates the opportunity for a dedicated space which can be used for a range of purposes from a home office to a hobby room.
A well designed garden room extension should effortlessly bridge the gap between indoor and outdoor living, providing an easy transition into your home.
Our garden rooms are designed to remain true to the architectural genres and nuances of many historical periods. Each one of our structures includes the correct level of detail and aesthetic appreciation both internally and externally.
Adequate ventilation is essential for maintaining good air quality, regulating temperature, and ensuring year round comfort in your space. Consider incorporating features like temperature controlled roof vents, trickle vents, and operable window units to optimise airflow effectively.
The permissions required for a garden room extension can vary depending on several factors, including your location, local building regulations, and the specific characteristics of the structure you plan to install. We recommend reading our in-depth article linked below to understand the planning permission requirements for your project.
Read ArticleA frequently asked question for people researching garden room extensions is the difference between the types of structure. To understand both the meaning of and distinction between the two structures, read our article on the difference between a conservatory and an orangery linked below.
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Explore our collection of articles which have a large selection of orangery and conservatory designs useful when seeking inspiration for your own project.
12 Conservatory Design Ideas
Conservatories offer a wide choice of design possibilities, be inspired by our article highlighting a selection of completed conservatory projects.
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13 Orangery Design Ideas
Orangeries have experienced a surge in popularity in recent years - explore a selection of orangery design ideas to help inspire your project.
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