The long winter days are short and dark which affects our mood during this period. The sunlight brings warm and bright mood in our lives. The lean to conservatory – a wonderful place at which we can enjoy the warmth and comfort of scarce sunlight. The luxury buildings are getting more and more popular these days. Different style conservatories can be spotted in every town or village. It is not mandatory to have a country house to enjoy the benefits of a luxury conservatory. Some people are turning their balconies into small but comfortable and sunny winter gardens.

There is great variety of styles – Edwardian, Victorian, Italian, French and many more. These are inspired by the features of each architectural style. Diversity in forms is even greater. P-shaped, T-shaped, L-shaped and combinations between them – the only limit is your imagination.

One of the most popular and widely used are the lean to conservatories. It is almost like addition room (sunroom) added to your house. The name comes from the lean to type of roof is has. Basically this winter garden has rectangular shape.  The conservatory is attached to the house and roof bars run from the house wall to the opposite conservatory wall. If you want most living space for your money, the lean to conservatory type is the right choice for you. Basically, the winter garden has one door but it is always a good idea to add another one on the house wall so in the rainy day you will not end up wet trying to reach the warm and sunny room.

Lean to conservatories are easy to plan, fit to almost every house, easy to build and they come at a good price. You can even find do it yourself kits at local suppliers.