David Salisbury Company Blog

While Friday the 13^th has a reputation for being unlucky for some – with today’s news clearly dominated by the General Election result - there are several other highlights we’d like to focus on here at David Salisbury…like getting Christmas Jumper Day done!

Trust is a word that is becoming one of the key factors in the current General Election campaign, but it could equally be applied to choosing a supplier to design an orangery or supply replacement windows for your home.

Home improvement projects, by their nature, not only require a high degree of design excellence and technical ability but they also require comprehensive project management and customer service throughout the entire process. So it is important to put your trust in a company with a proven track record.

How to design your dream kitchen in a bespoke orangery? Visitors to last Saturday’s joint design event at Tom Howley Kitchen’s Esher showroom, the latest collaboration working in partnership with David Salisbury, were treated to some expert advice from these market leaders in their respective fields.

The phrase “small is beautiful” was first published in the economist E. F. Schumacher’s 1973 book of the same title. Whilst it was referring to technologies and economic theory, it can just as easily be applied to the world of design and, in David Salisbury’s case, building extensions such as an orangery or garden room.

A visit to our trade partner Style Group in Jersey earlier this week, got us thinking about the length and breadth of the country we design and install our award-winning orangeries and garden rooms.

From conservatories in Chester to orangeries in Oxford, from garden rooms in Gerrards Cross to kitchen extensions in Kensington, it is safe to say you are unlikely to ever be far away from a David Salisbury timber extension wherever you are in the country.