Large Glass Fronted Conservatory with French Doors and Open Plan to the Kitchen

Eating times are much anticipated in this household now that the kitchen is a permanent fixture in an open-plan conservatory.

All breakfasts, lunches and dinners take place in this stunning conservatory as what better place to enjoy family food as prepared in the connecting kitchen. The evidently keen cooks specified the inclusion of a large central island in the design so that they have somewhere to prep and plate up ahead of presenting their culinary creations at the glass dining table. Once any eating has concluded, there’s a comfortable corner sofa waiting to be used where family members can rest and left the food digest.

Much of the front of the design consists of glasswork, but there’s also plenty brickwork to give the conservatory some solidity. This glass front also accommodates a set of French doors should there ever be a temptation to tuck into any food treats out in the open air. They open with such grace and sophistication and help to bring cool air indoors, just like the single vent you can observe in the roofing system. Should supper times be in order at any point, the spotlights in the internal perimeter pelmet can be switched on to make the interior come alive just as much at night as it does in the daytime. This is every diner’s dream destination.