There are many styles of conservatories. Edwardian conservatory is attractive with maximum extra space that can be used for desired purpose. The design of this conservatory derives inspiration from Edwardian architectural style. The design is not as ornate as the Victorian style. The footprint of Edwardian buildings is square or rectangular. This gives more space and thus more function in comparison to the UPVC conservatory. When a house has less space for the building of a conservatory, the Edwardian style is appropriate in comparison to other styles. The conservatory has pillars in the corners. The roof is pitched. Thus, this conservatory looks clean and solid.The Edwardian conservatory has central roof ridge extending from abutment to the house. The ridge is short. It has decorative external finish with cosmetic looks. The side frames of the conservatory are made of UPVC, which does not need much maintenance. Decorative UPVC is gaining popularity in the recent times. Hardwood is also used for side frames but it can be expensive. The roof of this conservatory s made of structural aluminum clad in UPVC. Roof sheets are made of polycarbonate or glass. Glass is more authentic and superior in performance. Due to recent developments in nanocoating technology, glass can be given heat retention properties.Apart from the basic design, other fine features can be added to Edwardian conservatory. Pilasters reinforce the design and give a solid look by reinforced corner pillars. Internal eaves trim and external cornice in combination with the pilasters result n a classy Edwardian look.