Traditional Conservatories

ballroom conservatory

For hundreds of years conservatories have inspired us and been a part of our heritage. The traditional conservatory like all traditional architecture maintains a connection to the past. These styles offer the comfort of the familiar and communicate strength and quality. Modern design strives for the new and novel, but traditional conservatories follow the guidelines that have stood the test of time.

 

traditional conservatory

 

Traditional conservatories create a link to the past by utilizing several design elements such as pilasters that echo traditional columns, entablatures and moldings, decorative glazing patterns, finials and cresting, molded base panels and more. Craftsmanship and attention to detail are hallmarks of the style.

 

traditional garden house

 

Traditional homes call for traditional conservatories. We design all of our conservatories to look as though they were always a part of your home, not an add-on. By looking at scale and proportion, roof pitches, decorative touches and color, we create a unity between the conservatory and host. Echoing details or sometimes adding a new eye catching detail, each conservatory design is unique to you and your home. Based in tradition, these styles endure. Attention paid to every detail from design, to materials, to construction shows in our work.

 

traditional oragnery

 

 

2nd floor conservatory

 

You can have the elegance of the ages and a one of a kind unique room of your own. Designed to suit your home and your taste, we build in all areas of the country and beyond. From penthouses to farmhouses, our designers work to create your dream space.

Victorian conservatory

 

Traditional elements can also be combined with more modern transitional designs to create surprising yet appealing combinations. Bring more light in with full height windows and simplified glazing patterns or keep the appealing look of carved moldings.

tradition meets modern orangery

 

Call or email us today to discuss your ideas. 773-281-1212 or inquiries@townandcountryus.com