David Salisbury Company Blog

Here’s the second part of our all-important guide to help you cut through some of the jargon and terminology, were you to be considering an orangery or conservatory extension – even more relevant now we are finally seeing signs of Spring.

Last week’s article covered many of the key exterior construction features of your home and how they correspond to a potential orangery project. This week we will cover some of the interior features, along with options for doors and roof lights within the context of a garden room or conservatory.

Thinking about a home improvement project or extending your home but need some help to cut through all of the jargon?

Just in time, here’s part one of our handy guide to help you understand what many of these everyday terms or expressions from the building industry actually mean. In this article, we will focus on the exterior of your home and consider this in the context of a home improvement project.

A common issue that we regularly speak to prospective customers about is how to bring more light into the home. This feels particularly important at this time of year, when the shorter days mean natural light is at a premium.

So we have compiled a handy guide with a few pointers for you to consider if you want to add more light into your property, a trend that we have discussed previously and that continues to remain topical with the subject of our physical and mental well-being staying in the news.

The awards keep coming for David Salisbury’s orangeries and oak garden rooms! The winners of the ‘Best of Houzz Design 2020’ awards have just been announced and we’re honoured to have won this award for the fourth time in the past five years.

Our orangery showroom at The Chelsea Gardener continues to provide the ideal venue for meetings, corporate events or, as was the case earlier this week, our latest networking evening for architects, interior designers and property industry professionals.

Sponsored by our friends from Opitome Ltd, working in partnership with David Salisbury and Grants Blinds, this was another productive evening spent with good company within an informal, relaxed atmosphere.