Shared Meadow Conservatories
A studio sheet set for glass rooms against Bath ashlar: furniture, shade, and planting drawn to the stone wall, the roof pitch, and the British weather year.
Stone context. Conservatories and garden rooms in Bath meet honey-coloured façades, slate roofs, and garden walls that hold evening heat. Interior plans start from that exterior edge — sill heights, sightlines from the dining room, and how the glass reads from the yard — so the room belongs to the house rather than looking like a temporary annex.
Light and climate. South-facing glass on a terrace can overheat by noon; north lean-tos stay cool and ask for warmer textiles. We map sun paths against chimneys and neighbouring trees before choosing blinds, rugs, and plant positions. Work centres on Quiet Street and BA1 streets, with visits across Lansdown, Widcombe, Bathwick, and nearby villages that share the same stone palette.
Scope and fees. Sheets cover garden rooms, glazed extensions, plant zones, furniture for bright volumes, and shading for solar gain. Consultations typically cost £90–£210. Fuller packages usually sit between £650 and £4,200 GBP, excluding furniture and trades paid to others. Permissions and structural questions stay with your surveyor or conservation officer.
Sheets in this set
Use the numbered index at the left margin. Service sheets describe room types; Approach and Process show method; Pricing lists GBP schedules; Case studies compare before and after conditions in text only.