The Orangery at Number Sixteen showcases Farrow Jones transforming a dark Edwardian kitchen into a light-filled contemporary kitchen orangery extension. This luxury project demonstrates bespoke craftsmanship meeting modern family needs.

The Challenge: Cramped Edwardian Layout

Number Sixteen featured a narrow galley kitchen with poor light and no garden connection. The brief demanded open-plan living for a family of five while respecting period proportions. Planning constraints in a conservation area required heritage-compliant design.

Bespoke Design Solution

Farrow Jones delivered a 28m² extension orangery blending traditional brick dwarf walls with slimline Hardwood frames. Key features:

• Central octagonal roof lantern flooding the island with daylight

• 4.5m bi-fold doors creating seamless garden flow

• Bespoke oak cabinetry matching original cornicing

• Hidden extraction within the island for clean lines

Construction Excellence

The orangery roof lantern installation maintained period rooflines while delivering modern U-values. Structural engineering created a 3m wide opening to the dining room without external scarring. Underfloor heating ensured all-season comfort.

The Result: Family Transformation

The finished kitchen orangery became the home’s social heart. Breakfast bar, dining and casual seating flow naturally while maintaining zoned cooking areas. Garden parties extend effortlessly through the wide bi-folds. Property value increased significantly through enhanced kerb appeal and liveable space.

Why Farrow Jones Excellence

This project exemplifies orangery ideas executed with 25+ years experience. From heritage planning through bespoke joinery, every detail reflects commitment to quality. The Orangery at Number Sixteen proves luxury kitchen orangery extension transforms heritage homes for modern living.

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