If you already have a garden room or are just planning one, this article provides inspiration for creating a multifunctional garden room. After all, everyone wants to make the most of their garden space.
Garden Office:
The shortest and most pleasant way to get to work may be to travel to the very end of your own garden. Imagine a dedicated private space that is both professional and comfortable, right outside your door. A specially designed garden office prevents family and pets from entering your workspace while you remain nearby and accessible. Retain the benefits of working from home without the need for dual-use space; leaving bedrooms and the kitchen table free for their intended use. Installing a garden office increases the value of your property and is certainly cheaper than buying a home with more space.
Warehouse:
Storage space can be both practical and beautiful. We’ve never heard anyone complain about having too many cupboards. Whether you want to store garden equipment, family bikes or garden toys, these spaces are the perfect solution. Garden storage solves the problem of organising clutter without having to throw away useful items.
Summer House:
Make your garden more fun and sociable by adding a summerhouse, a family space to relax and enjoy being outdoors. A summerhouse allows family members of all ages to enjoy being outdoors for longer periods of time. And during the hottest parts of a beautiful summer day, your summerhouse is perfect for enjoying the shade.
Playroom:
A big problem for young parents is the large amount of space that having children will inevitably take up. Children get boxes of toys and clothes from well-meaning relatives. For birthdays and special occasions, there will be bright objects the size of furniture, with flashing lights and questionable sounds. Those who have stepped on that first stray Lego block have unfortunately found out the hard way. But with a garden playroom, you can save both space and mental health. Creating a playroom can be a liberating play area or a useful learning space for your children.
Mobil home:
Long gone are the days when mobile homes looked ugly and repulsive. Mobile homes are now often amazing works of architecture. With their clever design, much larger footprint and excellent insulation properties, these structures can be ideal for long-term accommodation.