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much an everyday room.

“Our clients tell us that the conservatory is the perfect environment to chill out after a hectic day at the office, and is great for family living, too. For that matter, the conservatory is often used as a home office, studio or pool house as well.”

Back in Queen Victoria’s time, the conservatory was wildly embellished with columns, braces, brackets, stained glass panels, and lacy grids of windows. Today’s “Victorian” conservatory may retain such fancy features as scrollwork, finials and crests, but it is much cleaner looking, and according to Stein, this makes it a much more versatile structure.

“The Victorian conservatories we build today will

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