Victorian Conservatories

There are no other more popular conservatory designs than the Victorian era style. This is the classic, ornamental aesthetic which seems to never age in the eyes of the buyer. Conservatories have changed in many ways through the years. Materials have become more durable, reliable and more resistant. There are a wide variety of different glass to acquire, hundreds of different fixtures and fittings to suit every need. The choices are limitless, but one trend has remained amid all the advances.

We still treat the Victorian style conservatories as number one. It endures all ages, is one of the most popular conservatory designs and emits a feeling of wealth, exuberance, decadence and most of all, happiness. Its styling is such, that it has become almost iconic, and a benchmark in conservatory design. If you looked at other conservatories, no doubt at least half of them will be of the Victorian variety. In a world where simpler is better, and smooth lines and trendy curves are all the rage, the Victorian style conservatory valiantly fights against the modern status quo.

The Victorian conservatory usually comes in three section bay fronts and five section bay fronts. Three front conservatories are ideal for nearly all garden types and are also the most popular of the two. The five fronted bay gives a more rounded, elegant end but is larger and so will not be viable for the more compact gardens.

Some elements that you will usually find on a Victorian conservatory would include:

Bay windows, front facing gables, intricate patterns and shapes, towers, steep roofs, angled corners, patterned stone work and use of different materials such as wood.

It is not difficult to see why conservatories like these still command the attention of the buying public. If you are keen to own one like this, then rest assured, you will not be disappointed. The natural, organic edifice and elegant style will grace any home, and sit comfortably amongst your garden. It will transport you off into a bygone age when things were slower and more relaxed. A style and a trademark that will go hand in hand with your new conservatory.

To get the most out of the experience, treat your décor with respect and mutually design it in accordance with the aesthetic of your Victorian conservatory. That way, you can fully appreciate and bask in the glow of your properties new addition. So when choosing a style, Victorian is hard to beat.