A functional space designed to complement your lifestyle
A Garden Room is a standalone, insulated structure in a homeowner’s garden. It is a versatile, year-round space, separate from the main house.
They differ from a shed or outbuilding, which are wood-panel structures. They get damaged in extreme weather. A garden room is a space designed to live in. They are well insulated, have an electrical supply, and plumbing. Features required to comply with building regulations.
Garden rooms can serve many purposes. Read about our top eight design ideas and their benefits below.
It offers a calm, dedicated space for yoga, meditation, and relaxation. A space that supports mental and physical health.
A cozy, quiet space for reading and storing books. It is a peaceful retreat for book lovers, free from the main house's disturbances.
A private space for a sauna, hot tub, or massage area. This creates a private spa experience, ideal for relaxation. No travelling required.
Creates an inspiring, well-lit space for artists to work and store supplies. Natural light and privacy can help boost creativity and focus.
A quiet, separate workspace at home. It boosts productivity, work-life balance, and cuts out commuting.
Offers a private, on-site gym, making it convenient to stay fit without a gym membership or travel time. Fitness equipment can be stored securely.
An immersive entertainment experience. AV setup, comfy seats, and a mini kitchen for snacks. Perfect for family movie nights or sports games.
Extra accommodations for guests without compromising privacy. You can furnish it for short stays or use it as a semi-permanent living space for family.
In the UK, most garden rooms do not require planning permission if they meet certain criteria. This is referred to as permitted development rights.
There are conditions that separate a permitted development installation from one that needs planning permission. Please arrange a consultation with our architects for legal advice on your project.