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The conservatory, the glass house that was a grand European tradition for centuries, is becoming an American favorite. From Kennebunkport to Carmel, it has become a coveted add-on, well loved for the way it brings in sunlight and moonlight and puts families in year-round touch with the outdoors.
Realtors and designers call the conservatory today’s “trophy room,” the ultimate jewel for those who have added every imaginable amenity to their homes. And yet this is not a frivolous space.
“Yes, a conservatory is a luxurious addition,” conceded Alan Stein, director of architecture of Tanglewood Conservatories. “But it adds so much to the home-owners’ quality of life. It provides a marvelous sense of theater for a candlelight dinner or glamorous party, and yet, it’s very
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