A Touch of Character

It’s the details that give the Bloomingdale detached conservatory its quietly assured presence. The two distinctive round porthole windows at either end are a quiet nod to a captain’s house—lending the structure a maritime charm without the need for a crew. Solid brass door handles and hinges add both substance and longevity, ageing gracefully over time. The conservatory featured here has been powder-coated in Farrow & Ball’s “Cream-White,” a shade typically unavailable in powder coatings but specially produced for this piece.

A Place to Gather and Unwind

In the images, the Bloomingdale is shown serving as a garden room, seamlessly blending into its surroundings while offering a central gathering place. A popular spot after long mornings in the saddle or a lively game of tennis, it’s the kind of space where one might find oneself with a well-earned drink in hand, recounting the day’s small victories (or near misses) with good company. Equally suited to a post-croquet interlude or an evening of quiet conversation, it adapts with effortless ease to the rhythm of life.

 
In short, the Bloomingdale Conservatory is a pretty unique place—somewhere to retreat, to entertain, and, above all, to enjoy, whatever the occasion.