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July 19, 2025

Top tips on how to get your conservatory or orangery looking even more gorgeous. By SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

A WELL-designed conservatory or orangery is a highlight in any home - and a prime spot for hosting and soaking up the sunshine.

Which is all the more reason to give it a glow-up this summer.

Whether you want it to be a luxurious retreat or vibrant social hub, Rachael Munby, chief marketing officer at Anglian Home Improvements, shares her expert tips to ensure your space is perfect this season...

Maximise space

One of the key points to creating a welcoming atmosphere is to maximise your space, says Rachael. “Too much decor can make a room feel cluttered and chaotic.”

Declutter the space by removing unnecessary items.

“Choose multi-functional furniture like builtin benches or lightweight wicker chairs, which are both stylish and practical,” advises Rachael.

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