Design ideas for a rustic conservatory in West Midlands with travertine flooring and a standard ceiling.

The conservatory used as a living/dining/entertaining space. Multiple French doors open out onto the beautiful gardens and natural bush setting. Track lighting runs the perimeter of the central curved beam. There is a rendered bench around the curve of the conservatory windows as informal seating.

This is an example of a medium sized rustic enclosed living room in Other with white walls, a wood burning stove and grey floors.

Design ideas for a rustic conservatory in Other.

This is an example of a rustic bathroom in London.

A light and airy Conservatory offering the feeling of being outside whilst inside. Adequate ventilation of a Conservatory is most important and we advise our clients of the provisos that should be made. Opening roof lights can be provided in place of or to supplement the thermostatically controlled ridge ventilation system.

This customer loved the look of oak but not so much the possible movement and it going grey over time. We found a great alternative, laminating Accoya sections up to replicate the look that is achieved in solid sections of Oak. An interesting project for us to work on create the curved-ended conservatory and finishing with a light oak stain.

This stunning newly constructed stone home was built close to 20 years ago – designed for timeless elegance. Built over three levels featuring a glass conservatory, all timber joinery, five bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, extensive living areas, large garage and storeroom. Attic features play area on the landing that overlooks the raked ceiling and kitchen. Octagonal end eating Conservatory, glass roofed verandah letting light into kitchen. Attic windows featured in upstairs bedrooms.

Exterior of conservatory featuring painted timber French doors opening onto brick paved patio area. Easy access through conservatory to wood supply for open fireplace.

Photo of a rustic home in Other.

This is an example of a rustic living room in Sussex.

Oak Garden Room we designed & built on a stone building within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Glassex 2008 'Silver Award for Innovative Design

Oak Garden Room we designed & built on a stone building within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Glassex 2008 'Silver Award for Innovative Design

Oak Garden Room we designed & built on a stone building within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Glassex 2008 'Silver Award for Innovative Design

Set within in a beautiful Grade II listed Victorian Conservatory Sally Conran Studio was asked to design bespoke upholstery for an up-market restaurant serving rustic mediterranean dishes. Sally Conran Studio chose an organic, vegetable tanned goatskin leather for the banquette seating and coupled this with a robust rustic ticking stripe for a smart yet relaxed look. The mediterranean shade of blue was chosen to compliment the warm natural tones of the original Victorian floor tiles and the wood tones of the sculptural retro chairs. The goatskin was selected in particular for its durability and soft supple texture which develops a gentle patina through use, over time. The overall look and feel is relaxed, warm and inviting.

OPUS aim is to achieve a match,as close as possible, to the existing house windows, outside brickwork and materials of the house and to produce results, originally visualized by our clients.

A beautiful, stunning Garden room that complements your house and home, is not only to enjoy in the summer months or sunnier days but all year round, 24/7.

It is always a challenge to extend a listed building and to achieve an integrated and pleasing result required and accepted by the local planning authorities. OPUS not only offer a totally bespoke installation, but the end result will look as though it has always been part of the original house.

A tiled roof with plenty of glazing all around the Garden room will give your house a light and spacious feel whilst still keeping a cosy ambience.
This is an example of a rustic home in Surrey.