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GARDENING Photo: Garden Hideouts Pod Garden Retreats Transform your outdoor living space with a garden room Over the last 15 years, garden rooms have become an increasingly popular way of adding extra space. A garden room, office or studio is often a less expensive solution than an extension, loft conversion, or even moving house. The flexibility to work from home is a perk for many, but our homes aren’t always suited to such a set-up. Imagine waking up, making a coffee and walking 20 seconds to your beautifully constructed garden office and avoiding the long, hellish commute to work. With a garden room office, you can open the door onto the beauty of your own garden and enjoy the glorious natural space even as you work. It can create a better work-life balance and offers both physical and mental separation from the house that will allow for more productive and creative thinking. Even the smallest space can be utilized to become a productive work area. You can also pursue your hobbies and interests from the comfort of your own home. If you are going to use it as a music/ recording studio, it’s always a good idea to soundproof walls to keep noise to a minimum for neighbours. A luxurious garden room is an invitation that draws you in all year round, it can be a cool escape on a hot summer day and a warm sanctuary for long winter evenings. Having a unique garden structure can also aesthetically enhance the look and feel of your garden, helping to transform your outdoor space. In terms of design, there are a variety of different options. It’s important to consider the overall look and style you want to achieve. From unique garden pods to beautifully crafted summerhouses, there is something for everyone, whatever your requirements. A luxurious garden room is an invitation that draws you in all year round... ” Before building a garden office you should consult your local planning authority and, if you are using a company to build your studio, make sure that it complies with planning regulations. Whether it’s a home office, a creative space to paint your next masterpiece, or simply a peaceful corner to escape the stresses of life and to catch up with some reading or quiet contemplation, a garden room can make a brilliant versatile space. Top tips to create the perfect garden retreat Designing your sanctuary Think carefully about how you want to use the room and ask yourself how you want to feel in it? Relaxed, focused, inspired? Positioning and space You will also need to think about how much natural light you will need when planning its location and size. Make the evenings longer Outdoor heating can transform a garden room, making it possible to enjoy it late into the evening. Complement your garden Integrating your outdoor room with the garden is vital, so you can create a seamless visual flow between the two. A stunning outdoor room can dramatically improve the look and feel of your garden. 58 Countryside, History, Walks, the Arts, Events & all things Devon at: DEVONSHIRE magazine.co.uk
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