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An orangery is the perfect way to extend your home while creating a bright, stylish, and functional living space. Combining the solid feel of a traditional extension with the light-filled design of a conservatory, orangeries offer the best of both worlds.
At Gill Glazing & Home Improvements, we design and build bespoke orangeries across the West Midlands, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, tailored to suit your home and lifestyle. Whether you want a relaxing lounge, dining area, or open-plan extension, our orangeries are built with quality materials, energy efficiency, and long-term performance in mind.
Choosing the right structure and materials ensures your orangery complements your home and performs efficiently all year round.
Brick-built orangeries provide a solid, extension-style structure that blends seamlessly with your existing property. With more brickwork than glazing, they offer improved insulation and a more permanent, room-like feel.
uPVC orangeries are a cost-effective option that still delivers excellent thermal performance. They are available in a variety of finishes and colours, providing a practical, low-maintenance solution for many homeowners.
Orangeries can be customised to suit both traditional and contemporary properties.
Lantern roofs are a key feature of many orangeries, creating a central glazed section that allows natural light to flood into the space. This adds height, brightness, and a premium architectural feel.
Modern orangeries focus on clean lines, large glass panels, and minimalist design. They are ideal for creating open-plan living areas that connect seamlessly with your garden.
Traditional designs incorporate classic detailing, brick pillars, and decorative finishes to complement period properties. These styles create a timeless and elegant extension to your home.
Many homeowners wonder whether an orangery or conservatory is best. Orangeries have more brickwork and a solid structure, offering better insulation and a classic, extension-style look. Conservatories use more glass, creating a lighter, garden-room feel and plenty of natural light, though they may need upgraded glazing for year-round comfort. If you’re looking for a space that feels like a true extension of your home, an orangery is often the preferred choice. Our team can help you decide the best option for you.
Orangeries offer a range of advantages that make them a popular home improvement choice, adding light, space, and style to your property.
Create a versatile new room for relaxing, dining, or spending time with family and friends.
Lantern roofs and large windows fill your orangery with light, creating an inviting space.
A well-designed orangery can boost both the value and overall appeal of your home.
Insulated walls and roofs help maintain a consistent, comfortable temperature.
Orangeries are designed to blend naturally with your home’s architecture for a cohesive look.
High-quality materials and glazing reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency year-round.
Choosing the right company ensures your orangery is built to last and to the highest standards. All orangeries are supported by our 10-year guarantee for complete peace of mind.
Every orangery is carefully designed and tailored to suit your home, style, and specific requirements.
We use high-quality materials to ensure durability, efficiency, and long-term performance.
Our experienced team delivers precise workmanship and attention to detail.
We handle everything from design and planning through to construction and completion..
In most cases, you do not need planning permission for an orangery if it falls under permitted development rules. Typically, this means it is a single-storey extension with a depth of up to 3–4 metres depending on your property type, a maximum height of 4 metres, does not cover more than half of your garden, and is not built at the front of the house.
Even if planning permission is not required, building regulations usually still apply.
Orangeries often require approval for structural safety, insulation, ventilation, and drainage, particularly because they contain more brickwork than traditional conservatories.
At Gill Glazing & Home Improvements, we guide homeowners throughout the planning and compliance process to ensure your orangery is safe, legal, and hassle-free.
Selecting the right orangery depends on your space, budget, and intended use.
Choose a design that complements your home’s architecture for a seamless finish.
Decide how you want to use the space, whether as a lounge, dining area, or open-plan extension.
Brick, aluminium, and uPVC all offer different benefits in terms of style and performance.
Our team can guide you through the options to help you make the right choice.
We design and build bespoke orangeries across the West Midlands, Worcestershire and Warwickshire. Whether you’re looking to create a stylish dining space, a bright family room, or a comfortable garden retreat, our skilled team delivers a seamless, high-quality installation tailored to your home and lifestyle.
