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Modern Orangeries

History Evolution Irish Orangeries Modern Orangeries Flatroof

Orangeries are popular extensions in Ireland today; the classical good looks of orangeries often make them more suitable for a kitchen, dining or living area than conservatories. However, their original use has been considerably diluted from what in effect was a grand folly of architecture to grow exotic plants to a more practical living and recreation area.

If you are considering an orangery as an addition to your home, there are several important aspects to consider. Craftsmen generally make orangeries from oak. Orangeries made this way last a lifetime; have a gorgeous interior and an exterior that ages attractively over the years. This combination of a natural, treated hardwood interior with an exterior that will age attractively or be painted to blend with your existing architecture is second-to-none.