The features that typify Edwardian conservatories are strong bold lines, efficient design and a feeling of space. These characteristics lend themselves perfectly to the design of conservatories.

The classic design of the Edwardian conservatory is a square or rectangular shape with a sloping roof from a central ridge. They have the sharp sleek lines typical of the Edwardian age.

The simple design means that the space inside can be utilised that much more efficiently. The Edwardian style effectively provides a nice compromise between the stylish and elegant Victorian conservatories and newer practical ones.

Since the beginning of the twentieth century this style of conservatory has remained as popular as ever, particularly with properties built from that period.