The model #GA1 gazebo from A&M Victorian Decorations measures 10 ft. in dia. Click here for company info.

A&M Victorian offers a full line of imported, hand-carved marble garden ornaments, including gazebos, statues, fountains, planters and benches. Click here for company info.

The model #3CC-G windowed cupola, shown here with a #GE-MVD30 weathervane, is one of many styles available from Cape Cod Cupola. Click here for company info.

Country Carpenters offers a selection of kits for building barns and carriage houses. Click here for company info.

This 1½ story, 22x36-ft. barn and attached 22x36-ft. carriage house were built with a post-and-beam kit from Country Carpenters. Click here for company info.

Country Carpenters built this 28x36-ft. post-and-beam-constructed home and adjoining 9x11-ft. garden shed.  Click here for company info.

This Jefferson louvered cupola from Custom Home Accessories features a copper top and rooster weathervane. Click here for company info.

The 16-ft. Heritage Bell pavilion from Dalton Pavilions features a faux-slate roof and cupola.  Click here for company info.

This Heritage Pavilion from Dalton measures 14 x 18 ft. and features cedar shingles. Click here for company info.

The Williamsburg gazebo from Dalton Pavilions is made from western red cedar. Click here for company info.

Directions for Home & Garden’s Fairfield vinyl cupola with copper roof, available in four sizes, is designed to be maintenance free. Click here for company info.

Cupolas from EJMcopper include this model, the Bombay. Click here for company info.

This 13x9╜-ft. Roman-style gazebo, handcrafted by Florentine Craftsmen in wrought iron, is supported by stone bases. Click here for company info.

This conservatory was custom crafted by Glass House, LLC. Click here for company info.

This octagonal-ended conservatory was custom designed by Glass House, LLC.  Click here for company info.

Fabricated by Glass House, this custom conservatory features a molded mahogany frame and trim, true-divided-lite windows and coated-copper capping and flashings. Click here for company info.

This lantern-roof conservatory by Glass House, LLC, has an aluminum-clad exterior, which provides a weatherproof barrier for the interior wood frame.  Click here for company info.

Haddonstone fabricated this large Classical pavilion, model #L9100.  Click here for company info.

Cast-stone garden architectural ornaments such as this folly are available from Haddonstone in many styles. Click here for company info.

The Venetian Folly L9400 from Haddonstone includes Tuscan columns, a pedimented arch, quoins and balustrading.  Click here for company info.

Hampton Conservatories offers greenhouses and conservatories custom designed to client specifications. Click here for company info.

The Victorian Lodge Glasshouse is fabricated by Hartley Botanic with a central porch entrance and optional integrated coldframes. Click here for company info.

Octagonal commercial shelters by Limestone Trail are available with cedar or metal posts. Click here for company info.

The Flex Octagon building from Limestone Trail features dentil molding, double French doors and a copper cupola. Click here for company info.

Aluminum and copper cupolas from New Concept Louvers are offered in more than 450 colors; they are pre-cut to fit any roof pitch. Click here for company info.

Maintenance-free cupolas from New Concept Louvers are wrapped with PVC-coated aluminum and copper and never require painting. Click here for company info.

NIKO Contracting crafted this 37-in.-tall copper cupola, available with or without the eagle weathervane. Click here for company info.

Oak Leaf custom designed this conservatory, which features a dramatic glass dome and upstands with operable sashes.  Click here for company info.

This Gothic-inspired custom hardwood conservatory, featuring pairs of corner columns and leaded glass, was created by Oak Leaf Conservatories. Click here for company info.

Oak Leaf Conservatories built this garden room to blend with the landscaping. Click here for company info.

This freestanding garden room was custom designed and fabricated by Oak Leaf Conservatories. Click here for company info.

This traditionally styled conservatory was designed and installed by Oak Leaf Conservatories.  Click here for company info.

This conservatory from Oak Leaf includes a bell-shaped, lead-coated-copper cupola and Victorian-inspired etched glass in the clerestory. Click here for company info.

Fabricated by Oak Leaf Conservatories of York, this conservatory includes custom features such as fluted, molded columns and beveled, leaded glass. Click here for company info.

Oak Leaf Conservatories of York specializes in glass domes that have insulated double-glazed curved glass. Click here for company info.

This Gothic-inspired garden room was fabricated by Renaissance Conservatories for a house in Virginia. Key in No. 378 Click here for company info.

Renaissance Conservatories custom designs and constructs conservatories in mahogany, redwood and cedar framing. Click here for company info.

This mahogany conservatory from Renaissance Conservatories serves as a bridge between the family and music rooms at an Old Malvern, PA, residence. Click here for company info.

Renaissance Conservatories manufactured this conservatory for a client in New Jersey. Click here for company info.

This conservatory from Renaissance Conservatories is topped with a traditionally styled roof lantern. Click here for company info.

This sculpted gazebo was fabricated by Rossato Giovanni. Click here for company info.

Solar Innovations custom manufactured this penthouse conservatory with decorative raised panels, divided transom, ridge cresting and finials. Click here for company info.

Solar Innovations fabricated this conservatory with interior grids and an etched-glass transom band. Click here for company info.

This conservatory was designed and fabricated by Solar Innovations.  Click here for company info.

Solar Innovations fabricated this conservatory, which features a true-radius dome topped with a decorative cupola. Click here for company info.

This straight-eave, double-pitch conservatory from Solar Innovations features two gable ends. Click here for company info.

Solar Innovations crafted this straight-eave double-pitch sunroom, which measures 16 ft. long x 18 ft. wide x 11 ft. tall, with a wood interior.  Click here for company info.

Built by Tanglewood Conservatories, this glass house features woodwork on the interior and maintenance-free aluminum cladding on the exterior.  Click here for company info.

This conservatory is typical of Tanglewood Conservatories’ structures, which are individually designed, handcrafted and installed.  Click here for company info.

Tanglewood Conservatories custom crafted this conservatory in Honduras mahogany. Click here for company info.

Tanglewood Conservatories specializes in the custom design and manufacture of authentic 19th-century-style conservatories. Click here for company info.

Tanglewood designed and handcrafted this conservatory, complete with roof lantern. Click here for company info.

Tanglewood Conservatories designed, built and installed this conservatory, which was added to this stone chateau and topped with a glass lantern. Click here for company info.

Nineteenth-century styling creates a unique ambiance for this poolside conservatory designed and fabricated by Tanglewood. Click here for company info.

Town & Country Conservatories designed this pool house in Jupiter Island, FL. Click here for company info.

Town & Country Conservatories custom designed and fabricated this conservatory. Click here for company info.

This 12x16-ft. cabana with a copper roof and screened inserts is available from Vixen Hill. Click here for company info.

Wiemann Ironworks fabricated this gazebo, fence and trellis from cast and wrought iron. Click here for company info.

This detail is from a cast-iron gazebo that was recast and fabricated by Wiemann Metalcraft. Click here for company info.