Adding a glass extension to your property can provide you with valuable additional space, allow in plenty of natural light and create an additional room to your property.
With that being said, here are 6 kitchen and dining room extension ideas to get you feeling inspired!
If you struggle to fit a dining room table and chairs into your kitchen, you could have a conservatory installed with the purpose of becoming a dining room. Turning your conservatory into a dining room will free up a significant amount of valuable space within your kitchen. Leaving your conservatory open plan into your home can also create the illusion of a larger room.
Cream conservatories look especially elegant when used for dining rooms. If you’re trying to achieve a more sophisticated look you should keep to a neutral palette, using warm browns, beiges and creams to complement the space. Choosing a glass roof for your conservatory will allow plenty of warm natural light in and provide stunning views of sunsets at dinner time.
Adding a corner sofa or a fitted bench seat with a circular light-coloured table can make for a cosy breakfast nook, working particularly well when you can only accommodate a small conservatory. Adding full height windows will flood your conservatory with beautiful sunlight and give the appearance of more space. Choosing light greys and natural styled décor, such as woven cushions and roller blinds, can create a relaxed and tranquil space the whole family can enjoy. Adding yellow and green accents can add that pop of colour you might be missing. An Anthracite Grey conservatory could carry this style perfectly whilst keeping things modern.
At Wolverhampton Glass, we offer bespoke new build conservatories as well as conservatory roof replacements options.
ConservatoriesIf a conservatory isn’t to your style, you have the option to go for a bespoke orangery. Constructed with solid brick walls, orangeries provide the look of an extension without the added hassle and provide the choice of closing off the space or leaving it open plan. Adding a beautiful set of sliding doors is a great option when you wish to separate your home from your orangery, without having to compromise on essential light.
You could use a small open plan orangery to create a refined yet practical seating area for guests. Why not try choosing warm neutral paint colours such as Natural Taupe, coupled with cream windows surrounding the orangery. Adding either a big cosy sofa or a fashionable rattan sofa can create somewhere for your guests to sit and be entertained whilst you’re cooking. Adding a coffee table in the centre can also provide you with an extra living area.
You may think you can’t use your new conservatory as an active part of your kitchen but you’re wrong! Although conservatories are made up of mostly glazing you do have the option to include a dwarf or half wall that you can place kitchen counters against, providing you extra storage space for cutlery and crockery. Another great option would be to add a kitchen island in the centre of your conservatory, this can double up and provide you with additional storage as well as a seating area. Using neutral tones will create an open and airy feel.
Whether you’d like a bespoke conservatory or an orangery installed, our accredited team here at Wolverhampton Glass will be able to help you. Contact our team online today or call us on 01902773831.
At Wolverhampton Glass, you’ve got complete peace of mind as we are fully accredited by all the relevant regulatory bodies. We are a Certass registered company and are also proud to offer a 10 year insurance backed guarantee on every installation as standard.
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