Victorian homes are renowned for their distinctive architectural features and timeless appeal. As families grow and lifestyles evolve, homeowners often seek ways to expand their living space while preserving the original character of their Victorian homes.
For the perfect house extension for Victorian homes, you will need to tie the extension whilst mirroring its original form and character. As well as that, bringing light in and using a fully glazed house extension are important factors to consider for your Victorian homes.
Luckily, at SRJ Sunrooms, we have over 30 years of experience. And in those years, we have really seen all types of homes from any era. In this article, we have brought you our expertise and provided you with house extension design ideas for Victorian homes. Starting with rear Victorian extensions, to traditional orangeries and many more, read on to learn more about SRJ Sunrooms’ design ideas tailored specifically for house expansions in Victorian properties.
A rear extension is a popular design choice in many Victorian homes, allowing for the creation of additional living space. Whether expanding the kitchen, adding a dining area, or incorporating a family room, it is crucial to blend the new extension seamlessly with the existing architectural style. To achieve this, use materials and finishes that complement the Victorian aesthetic. Materials like stone and brick or wood effect finishes will be perfect for your rear Victorian extension.
Utilising the narrow space at the side of the house, a side return extension offers another excellent option for expanding Victorian homes. Popular within semi-detached and terraced homes, a side return extension is commonly used to expand the kitchen or create a utility room. It can also serve as a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, such as an orangery or conservatory, incorporating large windows or skylights that can maximise natural light in your Victorian home.
Though you can always get in touch with us to discuss your ideas with an expert to get further inspiration and find ways to incorporate light in your Victorian home.
A traditional orangery is another popular house extension option for Victorian homes. Installing an orangery in your Victorian home provides a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, making it an ideal option for expanding. These extensions can serve as versatile living areas, dining spaces, home offices, and many more. When designing an orangery, consider the orientation to maximise natural light and provide captivating views of the garden.
When you choose SRJ Sunrooms for a traditional orangery in a Victorian home, you also have various design options. From glass panels to colour options, an Ultrasky roof, and more, we will help you design your perfect traditional orangery.
When considering a house extension for your Victorian home, it is essential to collaborate with experienced professionals who understand the unique challenges and opportunities presented by these historic properties.
Here at SRJ Sunrooms, we specialise in installing market leading home extension products, including conservatories, sunrooms, orangeries, garden rooms as well as replacement roofs.
Our team of experts can help you design and create the perfect house extension that seamlessly integrates with your Victorian home. In this article, we covered design ideas for Victorian homes that encompass rear extensions, side return extensions and traditional orangeries. These design ideas will allow homeowners to create additional living space while preserving the charm and character of their Victorian homes.
Though if you need further inspirational ideas to extend your Victorian home, rest assured that with our decades of experience, we have them for you! All you will need to do is get in touch with SRJ Sunrooms for expert advice and high quality products.
Alternatively, you can also explore our free online quoting engine to get started on your Victorian house extension journey.