Spring is in the air and has come exactly at the right time. Over the coming weeks we will be spending more time than ever at home due to the unusual circumstances we find ourselves in. The springtime weather will enable us to enjoy the garden and appreciate it even more. Below are our Top 10 tips for the spring garden in 2010, we hope you find them useful no matter how green fingered you are.
Here at Richmond Oak our admin and design team are working from home for the foreseeable future – Here’s what we’re doing to cope through these ‘stay-at-home’ times. For most of us, working from home is a new experience and we need to adapt to the change in environment. Here are a few tips that we have recommended to our team and you may find useful.
Our Remote Design Consultation Team are ready to assist you. Our hearts and thoughts go out to the people who have been affected by this unprecedented event and we appreciate the healthcare workers, local communities, and governments around the world who are on the front line working to limit the impact.
As the cold nights draw in and we move firmly into the winter months, many people will abandon their conservatory for fear of a chilly and uninviting environment. But the colder weather is not a reason to avoid your timber conservatory. Instead, there are a number of ways you can make sure your oak conservatory is comfortable all year round.
An oak conservatory can provide you with a perfect solution that will provide you with a new stunning, spacious & bright living environment and can be used all year round. If you’re considering adding a timber conservatory or orangery to your home…
When it comes to picking doors for your conservatory project, the choice can feel a little overwhelming. We explain the difference between the main types of timber door used in conservatories and orangeries, along with advice on how to make the right choice for your home.
5 points to consider when planning an open plan kitchen – It’s great planning things in groups, certain things need to be planned close together to aid functionality and getting the most out of your space.
If you’re undertaking a barn conversion, you might think the addition of an oak conservatory is the perfect finishing touch. Not only will it add valuable extra space to your property, but timber conservatories create a striking focal point and offer loads of aesthetic appeal.
Your kitchen really is the heart of your home and large, open-plan kitchen diners are incredibly popular with families today. However, if your home doesn’t have a large kitchen already, you don’t need to start packing your bags just yet! An oak orangery or conservatory could be the perfect solution and will ensure you achieve the stunning space you desire.
Whether you already have a hardwood extension, or are currently considering the addition of an oak conservatory or orangery to your home, there are a number of extra features you should consider. These finishing touches will really help to make your conservatory a stunning and integral part of your property, enabling it to be used and enjoyed all year round by everyone in your household.
