An oak frame farmhouse conservatory in North Yorkshire

Admiring Phil and Lucy’s extension from their garden, it appears as if it has been part of their home for years. Careful attention was paid to coordinating their extension’s stone brick plinth with their home’s bricks, and their warming tones harmonise with the oak’s golden hues. Likewise, its 35o roof pitch was also centred around their period property, and more specifically, the triple casement window sat just above its highest point, safeguarding their first storey views. Stepping inside their extension, your eyes wander to its vaulted ceiling, comprising chunky king post oak trusses at either end, with a stunning chandelier suspended in between. A full-width cut-through between Phil and Lucy’s existing kitchen and their new space grants a seamless flow between the two, reinforced by the identical flooring laid throughout. And despite the shaded position Phil and Lucy chose, the roof lights, framed face glazed gable end and large glazed French doors welcome in the sun from every angle.