Combination Roof Sun Lounge

Unique Design | Hidden structural steel supports | Delivered in just 7 weeks

Our clients contacted us having seen a friends Mozolowski & Murray Sun Lounge which boasted a solid and partially glazed roof (combination roof) which they could see would add significant value to their own home and lifestyle. Their style of property differed slightly in that it was more traditional and had a strong existing architectural design. This became central to our overall design as it was important to ensure the Sun Lounge blended in with the existing style of home but still provided the light, space and style our clients wanted to achieve.

With a window placed just above where the Sun Lounge was to be positioned, our designer decided to work around the upper window by hipping the roof back down against the house wall, avoiding the window and creating an interesting roof detail, by incorporating triangular glazed panels in the back roof section, which would flood the room with light but follow the solid structure of the house.

By forming a new doorway into the kitchen, the new Sun Lounge, snug and kitchen would be interlinked becoming the perfect living and entertaining space. Solid walls to the side elevations were built to direct the view towards the garden and away from the boundary and neighbouring property, providing just the right amount of privacy. The combination of design, stone and glass on this property has resulted in a Sun Lounge which encompasses traditional and contemporary features, for a truly comfortable and stylish addition to this home.

Traditional property meets modern design

Architectural context influencing the design

Combination roof for seamless connection to property

Internal stonework kept adding character

Bespoke triangular glazed roof panels

Solid wall to wide elevations for privacy

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Sun Lounge Case Studies

Bespoke Elevated Sun Lounge
Our clients wanted a Sun Lounge to provide extra living and dining space that would take in views of the garden, while feeling fully connected to the existing style of the house. They wanted the room to run directly from the kitchen, so we designed an elevated structure incorporating a solid roof to match the existing roof tiles and colour, without compromising on their desire for more light.
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Pitched Glass Roof Sun Lounge
The brief for this project was to create a light and motivational gym space that was in-keeping with the existing style of home but offered something entirely unique in terms of design. With outlook, light and privacy in mind, the rear of this property was the ideal location for a gym and allowed us the scope we needed to elevate our design to create something extra special.
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Modern Dual Colour Sun Lounge
With a large garden and stunning views to the rear of this home, our clients wanted to connect their everyday living with the outdoors. They asked us to design a Sun Lounge that would lead from the existing dining and living room into the new Sun Lounge to form an impressive new room which seamlessly connects to their garden.
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Bright Bespoke Luxury Sun Lounge
The brief was simple. Our clients have the most stunning views from their garden, and they wanted to capture this within a luxurious new sun lounge which was to combine a solid roof as a continuation of the existing design of their house and floor to ceiling glass panels to let the light flood in.
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Contemporary Partially Glazed Sun Lounge
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Combination Roof Sun Lounge
Our clients contacted us having seen a friends Mozolowski & Murray sun lounge which boasted a solid and partially glazed roof which they could see would add significant value to their own home and lifestyle. Their style of property differed slightly in that it was more traditional and had a strong existing architectural design.
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