Garden rooms have become more and more popular over the last few years. More than just glorified sheds, they let homeowners enjoy a whole new living space while getting close to nature.
At Garden Room Solutions, all our units are insulated and weathertight, with the potential to be connected to electricity, water, and gas. This makes them fully self-sufficient and suited for a wide range of uses.
There are loads of ways a garden room can be put to use, for both business and leisure purposes. Here are our top five!
1.
House Annexe
Whether you want to rent out your house to a lodger, open an Airbnb in your garden, or create a guesthouse for family, garden rooms offer the perfect solution.
They’re light, bright, and airy, creating comfortable annexes that can be fully customised depending on your requirements. They can be designed with privacy in mind, creating a fully enclosed home at the end of your garden without either property feeling like it’s invading on the other.
2.
Home Office
Working from home has boomed in recent years, with many of us spending more and more time away from the office. A lot of the time, this might mean working out of the spare bedroom (if we’re lucky) or transforming the dining room table into our haunt for the day.
A garden room can be used to create a private home office that’s disconnected from the house. With plenty of natural light, storage space, and room for different work areas, it can be an inspiring workplace that fuels productivity.
3.
Gym or Yoga Studio
Whether you’re fed up with gym equipment taking over your living room or looking for a space to run your own personal training or yoga business from home, garden rooms provide a viable space for exercise.
Offering a tranquil environment away from the main home, garden rooms not only offer enough space for storing and using a range of equipment, but can also be customised to deliver the right atmosphere.
Natural light can stream into our garden rooms, perfect for creating a relaxing environment for yoga, and spaces can be fitted with electricity for air conditioning and gym equipment.
4.
Entertainment Rooms
Who doesn’t want their very own clubhouse or games room? Garden rooms can be used for so many activities, from hobbies such as pottery and painting, to entertainment like home cinemas, billiard rooms, gaming rooms, or even music studios!
There’s no limit to how garden rooms can be used as entertainment centres. With total insulation and protection from the elements, they can be set up to house all sorts of activities and equipment.
5.
Hair or Beauty Salon
For those looking for a way to run their beauty business from home, garden rooms offer the ideal setting.
Thanks to their natural location and the amount of light and space they offer, garden rooms make it easy for at-home salons to create the relaxing atmosphere that clients love.
Whether your business is hair, beauty, or spa treatments, garden rooms can be arranged in a way that works for your business while providing your customers with the best possible experience.
Get in Touch
These are just a few of the ways that garden rooms can be used to add more flexible space and value to your home – but we’ve only scratched the surface!
From summer houses to jacuzzi rooms, there are plenty of other ways Garden Room Solutions can help you get the most from your property.
If you’re feeling inspired, why not give us a call on 01202 081198 or send us a message via our contact form? We’d love to discuss your ideas!
You can also come down to visit our showroom in person – you’ll find us in Wimborne, Dorset.