Moore Kitchen Orangery Extension Ideas
Why an Orangery for the Kitchen?
A kitchen orangery can be an impressive way of opening up your eating and dining into an open plan area that enhances the fining and cooking experience. Cooking and eating in an orangery can be a relaxing experience that takes advantage of natural light to create a warm space in both period homes and modern properties. Cooking and eating is social activity, so making the space as comfortable as possible for multiple people is a high priority.
We design and build bespoke Hardwood Kitchen Orangeries
Is a Kitchen Orangery cheaper than an extension?
An advantage of a kitchen orangery as opposed to a kitchen remodel is that it is the least disruptive upgrade, since you can continue using your current kitchen while we construct the orangery. Furthermore, orangeries are cheaper than full home extensions, look more impressive and unique, and require less planning permission overall. A kitchen orangery also adds further value to your property than a regular orangery.
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How do you Contact us about your new Kitchen and Dining Room Orangery?
Moore Make & Supply Luxury Oak Kitchen Orangeries
Our kitchen orangery service allows us to craft a kitchen orangery to your requirements.
Since a kitchen orangery integrates kitchen units and appliances into the orangery, the build entails some different considerations such as electrical installations, vents and plumbing, as well as different considerations regarding windows, doors and roof lanterns. Our bespoke timber kitchen orangery service allows us to craft a kitchen orangery to your requirements that focus on your functional needs.
A kitchen orangery will add further value to your property. Designed and built from premium durable materials using the latest technology and traditional craftsmanship. It will withstand the forces of nature and time it will become the focal point of the home for dining and entertaining.
We employ experienced professional craftsmen to build outstanding, flawless structures that you know have been assembled with care and respect.
Custom Ironmongery Options
High-Quality Security Features & Multipoint Locks
Single, Double & Triple Glazing Options
Pilkington Activ Self Cleaning Glass
Excellent Thermal Efficiency
Low Lead Times
Oak Orangery Prices / Costs
The timeless elegance and warmth of Oak make it highly prized when used in homes. It is without doubt one of the highest quality woods.
Our oak orangeries start at a little under £8,000. Because our service is bespoke. Prices will ultimately be dictated by the orangery size and the individual refinements you choose depending on materials, paint options, roof lantern, other decorative features and whether you require installation. The price above is for supply only and represents an entry-level orangery. Custom sizes and frames may also factor into the price change.
If you’re interested in finding out how much a bespoke hardwood oak orangery would cost, contact a member of our team for a FREE, no-obligation quotation today.
Orangeries – Form, Style and Scale
Moore Inspiration offers a range of options to create a solution that suits both your practical needs and the image in your mind. All our orangeries are constructed from the ground up giving you complete control over materials, size and construction.
Our process begins with an initial consultation that covers design, layout, permissions, discussions of individual features, and energy efficiency considerations.
Style Options
Our team is available for guidance throughout the process from quotation onwards if you need consultation regarding regulations and permissions. We can also offer further consultations with the design team to discuss the build and its specifications.
- P Shaped
Victorian
Modern
Edwardian
Lean-To
Gable Fronted
Custom Designs
Some of our Woods & Colour Options
Mahogany
Mahogany
Iroko Oak
Iroko Oak
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mid Oak
Mid Oak
Mahogany
Spanish Mahogany
Walnut
Walnut
Orangery, Idigbo & Sapele Stains
Iroko Idigbo Stain
Idigbo Iroko
Walnut Idigbo Stain
Idigbo Walnut
Mid Oak Idigbo Stain
Idigbo Mid Oak
Idigbo Oak
Oak Idigbo Stain
Mahogany Idigbo Stain
Idigbo Mahogany
Spanish Mahogany
Idigbo Spanish
Mahogany Sapele Stain
Sapele Mahogany
Sapele Walnut
Walnut Sapele Stain
Mid Oak Sapele Stain
Sapele Medium Oak
Mahogany Sapele Stain
Sapele Spanish
Mid Oak Sapele Stain
Sapele Mid Oak
Oak Sapele Stain
Sapele Oak
Iroko Sapele Stain
Sapele Iroko
Opaque Colours
Powder Blue
Powder blue
Polar White
Polar White
Sandscript
Sandscript
Mist
Mist
Milk
Milk
Slate
Slate
Bristle
Bristle
Lawn
Lawn
Moon
Moon
Porcelain
Porcelain
Ghost
Ghost
Ivory
Ivory
Calm
Calm
Seashell
Seashell
Cadet
Cadet
Lilly
lilly
Autumn
Autumn
Marsh
Marsh
Ash
Ash
Grove
Grove
Sea Green
Sea Green
You can gain valuable space when you
Expand a kitchen, dining and living room with a
light-drenched Moore Orangery garden room extension.
Bespoke CAD
Your Unique Orangery Designs
Add Property Value
Add Style, Add Space & Value
Bespoke Service
Over 20 Years Experience
Enhance your home and gain valuable space with an amazing traditional oak orangery, open plan dining room extension
Likewise, A traditional Oak Kitchen Orangery with roof lantern in an open plan dining room setting also brings added elegance your bespoke orangery. The helps to bring together the property’s interior and garden whilst the large windows flood the living space with natural light and indoing so creates a a warm opulent setting for cooking, dining, and entertaining.
A large kitchen orangery and dining room open-plan space can replace a outdated and underused uPVC conservatory or underused outside space.
Perfect addition to a period home, or modern
Can be hard to distinguish between the original house
Orangery dining room is a contemporary option
Perfect for extending your living space
Great idea for a small orangery kitchen extension
Cost effective option when re-modelling a kitchen
- We can create the orangery designs paired with a bespoke kitchen
Moore Inspiration are happy to walk you through the planning and regulations process in consultation. Alternatively, if you would like more information, contact the Planning Portal or your local council on the UK Government websites.
