Structured APPROACH

A new garden room, whether a conservatory attached to the house or a summer house at the end of the garden, can provide much-needed additional space. More than a spot to put some wicker furniture and occasionally use in warmer months for a cup of tea, it can be a valuable extension.

Considering a garden room’s function at the planning stage and how it will be used will ensure it is a worthwhile investment that enriches not only the home but a lifestyle, too. Whether it is to be a space for a hobby, a home office away from the bustle of day-to-day life, a dining room for special occasions or an extra sitting room that can be used all year round, planning exactly what will be required from it will inform the type of structure needed, where it is best positioned and the choice of finishes.

STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES

All garden rooms convey a bright and spacious feel, yet with today’s options encompassing