Garden buildings can serve a variety of purposes, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of your outdoor space. Please click through to find out what type of garden buildings we can create for you.

1. Summerhouses: These are often used as relaxing retreats or social spaces,
providing a sheltered area for enjoying the garden.

2. Garden Offices: A growing trend, these are insulated buildings designed for working from home. They can offer a quiet, dedicated workspace away from the main house.

3. Pergolas/Gazebos: Whilst usually not fully enclosed, pergolas/gazebos provide a structure to create shaded outdoor areas. Often used for entertaining, dining Al Fresco or maybe to house a Hot Tub. These can be designed and created with sides if desired, to protect from the elements.

4. Garden Rooms: These can be used as extra living space, gym, playhouse or guest accommodation. They are typically more insulated and comfortable than other garden buildings.

Design and Materials

 

•  Oak: Traditional and versatile; it can be stained or left to weather and go silver. If a stain is used it will require regular maintenance.

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• Brick/Stone: More permanent and aesthetically pleasing; often used for more substantial structures like garden rooms.

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Size and Layout

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•  Small Structures: Ideal for limited spaces or specific purposes like storage.

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•  Medium Structures: Suitable for multi-use functions like a combination of workspace and leisure.

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•  Large Structures: Can be used for multiple functions or as extensive garden rooms and offices.

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Features to Consider

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• Insulation: For year-round use, especially in garden rooms and offices.

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• Ventilation: Important for spaces used for working, gym and hobbies or crafts.

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• Lighting: Natural light through windows or skylights, and electrical options for

evening use.

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• Security: Lockable doors and windows, especially for storage and workspace

buildings.

Aesthetic Considerations

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• Style: Modern, rustic, traditional, or custom designs to match your garden and home.

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• Colour: Coordinating with existing structures or using contrasting colours for visual interest.

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Planning and Permissions

 

• Local planning laws and regulations may affect the size and type of structure you can build.​

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Each of these garden buildings can be designed and customised by us to fit the specific needs, space and preferences of what you require, whilst being able to offer a blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal for enhancing your outdoor spaces.