Traditional Orangeries

Explore our wide selection of Traditional Orangeries

The origins of a traditional Orangery was a room or building built in the grounds of fashionable properties in the 17th to 19th century, born in Italian culture and developed architecturally later in Holland. The Orangery has evolved through time as technology moves on, but still the overwhelming feel is of luxury and grandeur.

Typically, an orangery offers a grander, atrium-style ceiling height than a conservatory, with brick walls and a ‘parapet’ style roof with a centrally positioned lantern roof, such as our UltraSky roof lanterns.

This type of roofing often reflects a structure with less glass overall than a conservatory. Larger structures suit the style of a traditional orangery, often featuring bi-fold doors Orangeries can complement the original style and design of your home, typically featuring a matching material to your property, allowing it to become a part of it, rather than just an extension.

Internally, the lantern roof is bordered by an impressive vaulted ceiling which can feature stylish down lighters to help regulate the light in your new traditional orangery.

Available in a series of styles, shapes, finishes and colours while also featuring our A+ Rated, energy efficient, high security frames, a Reliant Windows traditional orangery will make a grand, luxuriant statement that will be the envy of your neighbourhood.