Five room types

Garden Rooms and Services

Compare garden rooms, offices, gyms, annexes and studios, then choose the room that best fits your day.

Choose by use

What Will You Use the Room For?

The same outside dimensions can hold very different rooms. An office needs desk space, while a gym needs clear floor area around equipment.

An annexe needs a more detailed room plan. A studio may need daylight and storage. A flexible room needs a layout that can change easily.

Furniture and equipment.
Measure the items that must fit and allow room to move around them.
Doors and windows.
Think about views, daylight, privacy and where furniture will stand.
Garden space and access.
Check the route into the garden and how much outdoor space you want to keep.

Choose a garden room

A flexible garden room can support family time, hobbies, guests or a mix of uses.

Think about seating, storage and how the layout may need to change during the day.

Choose a garden office

A garden office gives work a separate place away from the main house.

Start with desk size, screens, storage, calls and the position of doors and windows.

Choose a garden gym

A garden gym needs enough clear space for your equipment and training routine.

Measure equipment in use, including movement around it, and check the height you need.

Choose a garden annexe

A garden annexe can provide extra household accommodation beside the main home.

Discuss the living areas you need, privacy and access. Ask us about kitchen or bathroom options; your written quote will confirm any options.

Choose a garden studio

A garden studio gives creative work, music or making a dedicated place.

Consider daylight, wall space, storage, work surfaces and the size of your materials or equipment.

Use the photographs to compare room sizes, doors, windows, interiors and the garden space around each building.

Call us to discuss the main use, who will use the space and what needs to fit inside.