When this customer approached David Salisbury, little did we know that we would be designing and installing not one, but two, painted conservatories. This project involved the replacement of two existing UPVC structures – with the new conservatories being designed and built in two phases during the course a year. The first project involved replacing the conservatory coming off the, providing a nice light and airy space with room for a breakfast table and two relaxing chairs – looks like the perfect spot for a morning coffee to us and, on good authority, is enjoyed by our customers for just that! The striking black and white checkerboard floor tiles added by our clients, really enhance the feeling of this being a special space, especially combined with the darker paint tone of the solid timber conservatory (which has been specially finished in Farrow & Ball Railings). Phase II was the replacement of the lean-to conservatory which provides some useful and flexible additional space for this period cottage. Now replaced, it makes a truly stylish but very functional entrance hall and has been beautifully furnished by our clients.