Restauro conservativo di tipica abitazione salentina

This oak orangery with tiled mansard roof is the latest design from one of David Salisbury’s most creative sales designers, that has elicited a very positive review and testimonial. The quality of his design work is one of Dan Featherstone’s many strengths and this orangery, with its elegant proportions and symmetrical design, is another good example. As our customer noted: “Dan was a highly creative and skilled designer and created a concept that was complementary to our home and we just knew it was the right thing for us.” The new orangery has transformed the rear of this period red brick property in East Yorkshire, creating a far more effective link with the garden with its large expanse of lawn. A pair of French Doors provide quick and convenient access to the outside. The overhead roof lantern helps bring in natural overhead light, perfect for reading the newspapers or a favourite book on the customer’s comfortable looking contemporary grey sofas. The additional space created means there’s room for recreation, as well as relaxation, with table football a popular family game. Our customer really helps tell the story of this project: “We moved into our dream home and we felt it lacked just something extra special so we decided some type of orangery would finish off our home. We spent many hours reviewing the market available and decided to contact David Salisbury to discuss the option of a new oak orangery. We had already spoken with many other companies but we soon realised that their attention to detail set them apart from the competition.” Whilst the initial design is obviously vital, the manufacturing and installation phases of this oak orangery (like any building project) were just as important. “The installation process went extremely smoothly and we had regular communication from the David Salisbury project management team throughout - they answered all questions immediately,” the customer noted. Regular communication is important in managing a customer’s expectation so it is always gratifying to read of feedback like this. This is the latest successful oak orangery in what is now a significant area of growth for David Salisbury. It feels only right to leave the last word to our customer: “The finished product is even better than we could have imagined and really has made a fantastic space that is enjoyed by the whole family. If you are considering an orangery extension for your home, we would happily recommend David Salisbury without hesitation.”

John Gauld

Nachträglicher Wintergartenanbau in Holz-Aluminium innen und außen DB 703 lackiert. Rustikal eingerichtet

mezzanine sur salle à manger dans un chalet de montagne (Méribel, 3 vallées)

Brett Trafford Photography

Pinoleum roof and window blinds in a timber conservatory

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Extension Salle à manger

Feast your eyes on the list of exciting attributes that now adorn this ultimate outdoor entertainment area, complete with every functionality you could think of: there’s a bar in there, and a pizza oven as well, there’s a sauna and spa (with stories to tell). Open the stackable doors wide, bring the outdoors inside… and no it’s not Play School. This is a seriously extraordinary transformation, from a suburban backyard of an older weatherboard home on a large block of land, to a place you can truly call ‘paradise’.

Nachträglicher Wintergartenanbau in Holz-Aluminium innen und außen DB 703 lackiert. Rustikal eingerichtet

This oak garden room with tiled roof provides the perfect link between house and garden for this quintessential thatched cottage in rural Dorset. With panoramic views, the new garden room has now become the favourite room at home, whether for morning coffee, a light lunch or a relaxing evening drink. Our sales designer Karen Bell, now David Salisbury’s Sales Director, designed a garden room in rustic oak, wanting to create an extension that would work in harmony with its surrounding environment, whilst seamlessly linking house and garden. The beauty of natural oak is that, over time, it weathers into an attractive shade of silver grey, shown in the first photograph above, which is entirely in-keeping with the location and existing cottage. However, this weathered appearance was entirely due to customer choice – here at David Salisbury, we will discuss these options as part of our complimentary design service. Typically, over time, our oak framed extensions will turn this shade of silver grey. Alternatively, we also offer an oiled finish which will retain more of its warm tones, for those wanting that slightly less rustic look. Whatever the case, the beautifully rustic nature of oak is something to be enjoyed. The project was such a success that the customer went on to order some additional wood windows and doors for other parts of their attractive home.

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The conservatory used as a living/dining/entertaining space. Multiple French doors open out onto the beautiful gardens and natural bush setting. Track lighting runs the perimeter of the central curved beam. There is a rendered bench around the curve of the conservatory windows as informal seating.