Glass Fronted Conservatory with French Doors

Open plan living is hugely favoured by the modern homeowner, achievable by connecting a conservatory to the kitchen.

Why dine anywhere in the house when you have a conservatory and kitchen all round into one thanks to this clever open plan design. The central island will be the focal point for cooking. Once those tasty treats have been prepared, they can be delivered to the sizeable dining table and the food can be consumed in the most glamorous of surroundings. The occupants were very well advised when they decided to include a little corner sofa in the conservatory as all that food will need to be properly digested and it should be done in the utmost comfort.

As for the rest of the design, you will see that it uses a combination of brickwork and glazing. The front panes stretch from the ceiling to the base and they’re complemented with a set of French doors that can be opened whenever they fancy eating in the outdoors. The air they draw in will provide handy ventilation too, as will the air that comes through the single roof vent when that’s gently pushed outwards. So that any eating can go inside the conservatory through the hours of darkness, spotlights have been specially inserted into the internal perimeter pelmet. This beats any normal kitchen and dining space.