Luxury and Bespoke Garden Rooms

The More Options the Better

One of the best things about our bespoke garden rooms, aside from their quality and reliability, is their versatility. No matter how you would like to utilise your new garden room, it is there to be what you need it to be. 

• Home office: Fit your garden room with all the essentials any working office needs – a gorgeous wooden desk, your favourite chair, and plenty of stationery. Then bring some outside in with a few choice plants. Everything you need is kept within arms reach while you are working from home.

• Gym Solution: It can be hard to maintain that gym routine, but the membership comes out every month. Save your money and invest in a home gym, right out in your garden. Filled with all the essential equipment, keep fit in style.

• Garden Studio: For the art lovers and creatives among us, a dedicated space for your projects is a blessing. Design your bespoke garden room to work alongside your creative process, and keep it all contained in one place. Then, when creative block hits, you can step out into your garden for a breath of fresh air. 

Interior Design Ideas for Your Luxury Garden Room

When faced with a blank canvas, it can be hard to know where to start. You want your garden room to represent you and your style. So before design and building are underway, just before the budgeting stage, it might be good to think about your aesthetic – and how you can get as much luxury out of your garden room as possible

Classic and Contemporary

• Colours: Contemporary style is all about softness and neutrals, so when deciding on colour palettes, try choosing soft whites and greys, terracottas, and taupes. 

• Fabrics: When adding curtains to your garden room, try rich velvets and elegant silks, or alternatively opt for natural linens. 

• Decorations: As for decorations, try curating a selection of books to display on a dark wood coffee table, some abstract artworks for the walls, and stone ornaments reminiscent of Greek style. 

Finishing touches: No space is complete without plants, so find some earth-toned pots and set some cheese plants or fiddle leaf figs to finish off your luxury garden room.

A Japanese Influence

• Colours: Like contemporary style, Japanese interiors often opt for a neutral colour palette – but try to side with strong white elements and bamboo woods. Japanese design is heavily inspired by nature, so greens and browns are also good choices.
• Fabrics: Scrap the curtains and instead fit some light wood blinds to lean into that simple, minimalist style that is so commonly favoured in Japan. 
• Decorations: Remember to keep your decor minimal. Here we are trying to maintain an open-space, airy feel. So a few choice pieces will be enough. An ornate tea set, bone china bowls, a mini zen garden, essential oil diffuser, or a table-top water feature.
• Finishing touches: Top off the aesthetic with a set of succulents and, of course, a bonsai or two.

The Modern Look

• Colours: Start with a base of trusty black, white, or grey, then add a pop of colour with some pastel shades here and there. Remember to keep the space minimal, even more so than in the Japanese style guide above. As long as you avoid colours that are too vibrant, your space will give off a modern air. 
• Fabrics: Take the curtains down and open the space to natural light. Keep your soft furnishings low and long, either in neutral fabrics or warmer faux leather. 
• Decorations: Most modern design is inspired by, fittingly, modern art. So a clean line approach is best. When it comes to modern decoration, items with a solid function will be better than decorative trinkets. Everything should have a use or purpose in the space, and not take up too much of it.
• Finishing touches: You can still have plants in a modern space. Snake plants are a perfect choice, with their stripped colouring and clean points. Alternatively, choose unusual shapes, and plantlife that draws the eye for its otherworldly feel.

Start Designing Your Bespoke Garden Room Today

From your windows to your doors, we can help you to map out your perfect garden room and collate all the necessary measurements and information for any potential planning permission requests. Browse our selection of ready-to-go designs here. Or, if you would like something more bespoke, book a quote today.