Bring the outdoors in with a bespoke conservatory

At Oundle Living Spaces, we supply and install beautifully crafted conservatories in a wide range of styles, from classic Victorian and Edwardian designs to sleek contemporary options. Whether you’re looking to create a bright dining area, a peaceful garden room, or a versatile family space, we’ll work with you to design and fit a conservatory that enhances your home’s character and makes the most of natural light. Every installation is built with premium materials and expert workmanship, ensuring lasting performance and a seamless finish.

Your conservatory roof plays a big part in how your new space looks and feels all year round. At Oundle Living Spaces, we offer a range of premium roofing solutions so you can tailor your conservatory to your home and lifestyle.

• Shape: Typically features a bay front with a multi‑faceted design (often 3 or 5 panels) and a steeply pitched roof.
• Style: Ornate, classic and elegant with decorative roof ridge details.
• Best for: Period homes or anyone wanting a traditional look.

• Shape: Square or rectangular footprint with a pitched roof.
• Style: Clean lines, less ornate than Victorian, but still classic.
• Best for: Maximising internal floor space with a timeless style.

• Shape: A simple rectangular design with a single‑sloped roof.
• Style: Modern and minimalist, often called a “Mediterranean” style.
• Best for: Smaller spaces, bungalows, or where height restrictions apply.

• Shape: Similar to an Edwardian but with a gable end (a vertical front roof) instead of a sloping front.
• Style: Creates a sense of height and grandeur.
• Best for: A striking focal point with plenty of light.

• Shape: Combines a Victorian (bay) style with a Lean‑to, forming a “P” shape.
• Style: Versatile and spacious with two distinct areas.
• Best for: Large properties where you want separate living/dining zones.

• Shape: Central gable with two wings, forming a “T” shape.
• Style: Impressive, often used to create two distinct rooms under one roof.
• Best for: Bigger homes with wide garden space.

• Shape: Follows the corner or side of your house in an “L” form.
• Style: Great for wrapping around a building or creating multiple functional areas.
• Best for: Maximising awkward spaces or extending two adjoining rooms.