LARGE T-SHAPED CONSERVATORY
Conservatories come in all shapes and sizes. The benefit of a T-shaped design is that you get more than one room in a single setting.
You can see a mixture of the Victorian, Edwardian and Gable conservatories in the T-shaped conservatory style and its various facets. It is hugely spacious inside compared to most other conservatory designs and gives you the chance to establish seated areas or otherwise in different parts of the structure. Very wisely, the occupants chose to have the main seated section in the central projection so that they almost feel like they’re sitting out in the garden. So far as the two side projections are concerned, they house a dining table and chairs and a snooker table for when they fancy chalking up and potting a few balls.
It is difficult to believe that the conservatory hasn’t been crafted from timber, but that’s down to the natural effect of the mahogany woodgrain finish. The all-encompassing roof has been suitably supported inside and carries giant glazed panes that you cannot help but observe whenever you’re relaxing. When there’s an absence of natural light the best option is to turn on the two candle-armed lights affixed to the roof or the shades incorporated into the brushed chrome handle bar when snookering. Look left when walking into the conservatory from the conventional interior of the house and you’re greeted by French doors. These French doors take you straight to the patio where the sun can be further embraced.
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