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Why we structure buildings this way

Every garden and every client brief is different. Some projects require compact studios for focused work. Others become larger buildings designed for entertaining, wellness, or multi use living.

Every garden is different. The size of the space, the position of the house, surrounding buildings, and the direction of light all influence how a garden building should be designed.

  • extended roof canopies
  • outdoor terraces and decking
  • integrated storage or cabinetry
  • bathrooms or changing areas
  • landscaped connections to the garden

Premier Range

Compact Architectural Garden Rooms

The Premier Range introduces compact architectural garden rooms designed for focused work, creative use, and quiet retreat within the garden.

Signature Design System

Architecture That Adapts to Every Garden

Our buildings follow a clear architectural system that allows each project to remain bespoke while maintaining consistent design quality. Rather than offering fixed models, we work with a flexible design framework that adapts to the garden, the building use, and the architectural language of the home.

Bespoke Architecture

A Building Designed for the Client and the Garden

Our bespoke architectural service is designed for projects that require a completely unique building. Rather than selecting from a predefined layout or design, the building is developed specifically for the client, the garden, and the intended use of the space.

Spa and Wellness

Saunas, Steam and Hydrotherapy

Saunas are increasingly becoming part of garden wellness architecture. Rather than being installed inside the main house, many clients now choose to position sauna spaces within the garden, where they can connect with fresh air, planting, and outdoor relaxation areas.

Annexe Architecture

Independent Living Spaces

Annexe buildings extend the home by creating an independent living space within the garden. These buildings are designed to provide comfortable, self contained accommodation while remaining visually connected to the main house and landscape.

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Premier Range

Compact Architectural Garden Rooms

The Premier Range introduces compact architectural garden rooms designed for focused work, creative use, and quiet retreat within the garden.

The Premier Range provides an accessible starting point for architecturally designed garden rooms while maintaining the same construction standards used across all of our buildings.

Premier Range

Included as Standard

The Premier Range includes the core architectural and construction elements required to create a fully insulated garden room suitable for year round use. Standard specification typically includes

  • insulated timber frame construction
  • high performance wall, roof, and floor insulation
  • EPDM flat roof system
  • aluminium sliding doors, French doors, or fixed glazing panels
  • external cladding options such as timber or composite
  • internal plastered wall finishes
  • electrical installation with sockets and lighting
  • durable internal flooring
  • foundation system suited to site conditions

The design focuses on clean architectural lines without extended roof overhangs or canopy structures.

Premier Range

Sizes and Configurations

The Premier Range focuses on compact building footprints that suit a wide variety of garden sizes. Typical configurations include

  • 3m x 3m — a compact studio ideal for focused work or creative use
  • 4m x 3m — a workspace that allows for desk space and a small seating area
  • 5m x 3m — a larger studio layout that supports both work and relaxation

Internal layouts remain flexible and can be adapted to suit how the building will be used.

Premier Range

Guide Price

Premier Range buildings start from £15,000.

Final pricing will vary depending on glazing configuration, cladding selection, internal finishes, and site conditions.

  • clean architectural form without roof canopy
  • compact footprint suited to smaller gardens
  • large glazing for natural light
  • flexible internal layouts
  • fully insulated for year round use

Premier Range

Start Your Project

If you are considering a compact garden studio or workspace, the Premier Range provides a clear starting point.

Signature Design System

Architecture That Adapts to Every Garden

Our buildings follow a clear architectural system that allows each project to remain bespoke while maintaining consistent design quality. Rather than offering fixed models, we work with a flexible design framework that adapts to the garden, the building use, and the architectural language of the home.

Every garden room begins with a purpose. Some spaces become focused work environments. Others are designed for exercise, relaxation, or entertaining. Because every client uses their space differently, the design must remain flexible.

  • integrated desks and storage
  • bespoke cabinetry and shelving
  • acoustic wall finishes for studios
  • wellness features such as saunas or recovery spaces
  • lighting systems suited to different activities

The Signature Design System is expressed through a family of named designs. Each one describes a different architectural approach to the same core building system, from compact studios through to canopies and pavilions.

Signature Design

Moonlight

The Moonlight Room is designed as a calm and atmospheric garden space intended for evening use. The architecture focuses on privacy, soft lighting, and connection to the garden at dusk and night.

Key Design Features

  • glazing positioned for evening garden views
  • balanced natural and artificial lighting
  • calm architectural proportions
  • strong connection to outdoor terraces
  • ideal for social or relaxation use

Signature Design

Daylight

The Daylight Room is designed to maximise natural light while incorporating practical storage solutions within the architecture of the building. Large glazing panels bring daylight deep into the space, creating bright interiors suited to work, creativity, and daily use.

Key Design Features

  • large glazing panels designed to maximise natural daylight
  • integrated storage built into the building form
  • bespoke storage layouts tailored to the garden and client needs
  • hidden storage doors finished in matching cladding for a seamless appearance
  • glazed storage doors available where visibility or light is preferred
  • option for double storage doors allowing rear garden access

Signature Design

Twilight

The Twilight Room is designed to balance natural light with privacy while introducing a more sheltered architectural form. The design often features side wings, sometimes referred to as a goalpost layout, which frame the central glazed area of the building.

Key Design Features

  • side wing or goalpost design framing the central façade
  • increased privacy from neighbouring gardens
  • protection from wind and light rain when doors are open
  • sheltered entrance and terrace areas
  • controlled glazing allowing natural daylight without full exposure
  • strong architectural identity and depth to the façade

Signature Design

Sunset

The Sunset Room is based on a single continuous canopy that covers multiple internal spaces beneath one architectural roofline. This design allows different rooms to sit under the same structure while remaining visually unified.

Key Design Features

  • single architectural canopy spanning the building
  • multiple rooms positioned beneath one roofline
  • flexible internal layouts with subdivided spaces
  • internal stud walls or divider walls to create separate rooms
  • canopy depth can vary to create sheltered outdoor areas
  • strong architectural presence with clean horizontal lines

Signature Design

Dawn

The Dawn design is defined by a single roofline canopy that extends forward from the main structure. This canopy creates a clear architectural line while providing shelter and protection to the façade of the building.

Key Design Features

  • single roofline canopy extending from the building
  • canopy depth can vary to suit the design and garden layout
  • protection from rain allowing doors to remain open in light weather
  • shading that helps control direct sunlight entering the room
  • architectural definition creating a strong horizontal line
  • integrated lighting can be installed beneath the canopy

Signature Design

Fold

The Fold design is centred around separation while maintaining a continuous architectural form. The building is organised as two distinct rooms with a gap between them, connected visually by a single uninterrupted roofline.

Key Design Features

  • two separate rooms connected by a continuous roofline
  • architectural gap between the rooms creating outdoor space
  • single canopy creating a unified appearance
  • clear separation between different uses
  • sheltered space between rooms for circulation or terrace use
  • architecture that feels lighter within the garden

Signature Design

L Shape

The L Shape design is created to organise space more intelligently within the garden. Instead of one straight building line, the architecture turns to form two connected wings. This allows the building to open toward two different areas of the garden while creating a natural sense of definition between spaces.

Key Design Features

  • L shaped architectural layout opening to two sides of the garden
  • building frames terraces or courtyard style outdoor spaces
  • natural separation between two internal zones
  • improved relationship between architecture and landscape
  • allows larger buildings to feel less visually dominant
  • multiple glazing orientations capturing light from different directions

Signature Design

Pavilion

The Pavilion design is centred around the architectural canopy. Rather than the building being defined only by enclosed rooms, the canopy becomes the structure that organises outdoor living space.

Key Design Features

  • architectural canopy defining an outdoor living space
  • canopy can extend from the garden room or stand as a separate structure
  • shelter from rain allowing doors to remain open
  • shading that reduces direct sunlight entering the building
  • open design maintaining views across the garden
  • creates defined outdoor zones for living and entertaining

Signature Design

Storage Architecture

The Signature Storage Room is designed to provide secure, purpose built storage within the garden while maintaining the same architectural quality as the main garden buildings.

Key Design Features

  • fully constructed building rather than a lightweight shed
  • built using the same structural systems as our garden rooms
  • secure doors and durable cladding materials
  • designed specifically for long term storage use
  • can be integrated with a garden room or positioned separately
  • flexible layouts for tools, bikes, garden equipment, or outdoor furniture

Bespoke Architecture

A Building Designed for the Client and the Garden

Our bespoke architectural service is designed for projects that require a completely unique building. Rather than selecting from a predefined layout or design, the building is developed specifically for the client, the garden, and the intended use of the space.

Bespoke Architecture

Design Begins with the Garden

Every bespoke project begins with the garden itself. The size of the space, the position of the house, existing planting, neighbouring buildings, and the direction of sunlight all influence how the building should be designed.

Bespoke Architecture

Planning Considerations

Bespoke garden buildings often sit within more complex planning conditions than standard garden rooms. The size of the building, its intended use, and the planning designation of the property can all influence whether planning permission is required.

In many cases garden buildings can fall within permitted development rights, meaning formal planning permission may not be required. These rules normally depend on factors such as

  • the height of the building
  • distance from boundaries
  • the overall footprint
  • whether the building is used as incidental space to the main house

Bespoke Architecture

Typical Investment

A high detail bespoke garden room is closer to small scale architecture than a standard garden building. These projects involve larger structures, more complex layouts, higher specification materials, and greater architectural detailing.

Bespoke projects typically range from £90,000 to £180,000 and above, with a realistic starting point for a high detail bespoke architectural garden building of around £100,000.

  • large glazing systems such as sliding doors or corner glazing
  • extended roof canopies or pavilion structures
  • multiple rooms or defined zones
  • bathrooms, saunas, or wellness facilities
  • bespoke joinery and integrated storage
  • premium cladding such as cedar or charred timber

Bespoke Architecture

Start Your Bespoke Project

If you are considering a larger or more detailed garden building, our team can help you explore what is possible within your garden.

Spa and Wellness Architecture

Saunas, Steam and Hydrotherapy

Saunas are increasingly becoming part of garden wellness architecture. Rather than being installed inside the main house, many clients now choose to position sauna spaces within the garden, where they can connect with fresh air, planting, and outdoor relaxation areas.

Wellness spaces such as saunas, steam rooms, and hydrotherapy areas require carefully designed ventilation and humidity control. These environments generate heat and moisture, so the building must be designed to manage air flow and condensation effectively.

Spa and Wellness

Saunas

Saunas are increasingly becoming part of garden wellness architecture. Rather than being installed inside the main house, many clients now choose to position sauna spaces within the garden, where they can connect with fresh air, planting, and outdoor relaxation areas.

  • sauna and relaxation lounge
  • sauna and gym combination
  • sauna with cold plunge terrace
  • sauna and yoga studio
  • sauna and treatment room

Spa and Wellness

Steam Rooms

Steam rooms bring a softer and more humid wellness experience compared with traditional saunas. Rather than dry heat, steam rooms use warm vapour to create a gentle, enveloping environment that supports relaxation, breathing comfort, and recovery.

Key Design Features

  • enclosed steam environment with controlled humidity
  • integrated seating for relaxation
  • high quality tiled or stone interiors
  • steam generators designed for spa environments
  • optional aromatherapy integration
  • ventilation systems designed for moisture control

Spa and Wellness

Hydrotherapy and Cold Plunge

Hydrotherapy and cold plunge pools are increasingly included within garden wellness spaces as part of a broader recovery and wellbeing routine. These features are often paired with saunas or steam rooms, allowing users to alternate between heat and cold therapy.

  • sauna and cold plunge terrace
  • steam room and plunge pool
  • gym and recovery suite
  • wellness pavilion with sauna, plunge pool, and relaxation lounge
  • yoga studio with outdoor recovery area

Spa and Wellness

Start Your Wellness Project

If you are considering a sauna, steam room, or cold plunge within your garden building, our team can help design a wellness space that integrates heat, relaxation, and connection to the landscape.

Annexe Architecture

Independent Living Spaces

Annexe buildings extend the home by creating an independent living space within the garden. These buildings are designed to provide comfortable, self contained accommodation while remaining visually connected to the main house and landscape.

  • guest accommodation for family and visitors
  • independent living space for older relatives
  • accommodation for young adults or returning family members
  • private home office with overnight capability
  • long stay guest suites

Annexe Architecture

Generational Living

Generational living is becoming an increasingly important part of how families use their homes. Annexe buildings provide a flexible way to create independent living space within the garden while keeping family members close.

  • accommodation for elderly parents who want to remain close to family
  • independent space for young adults returning home
  • private living areas for long term guests or relatives
  • support accommodation for carers or family members

Annexe Architecture

Planning Complexity and Guidance

Garden annexe buildings sit in a different planning category from most garden rooms. Because these buildings are designed for living accommodation, planning authorities typically assess them more carefully.

  • distance from property boundaries
  • impact on neighbouring properties
  • overall building height and mass
  • how visible the building is within the garden

Annexe Architecture

Bathrooms, Kitchens and Services

Annexe buildings designed for independent or generational living must function like a small home. Bathrooms, kitchen areas, heating, and essential services must be carefully integrated into the architecture from the early design stage.

  • walk in shower or wet room
  • WC and basin
  • storage and vanity units
  • mechanical ventilation
  • tiled or waterproof wall systems

Annexe Architecture

Start Your Annexe Project

If you are exploring the idea of creating independent living space within your garden, our team can help guide you through the design, planning, and construction process.

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Choosing the Right Design Route

Choosing the right building often begins with understanding the scale and architectural approach that best suits your garden and how you want to use the space.

Compact architectural garden rooms with a clean, simple form and no roof canopy. Typically 3m x 3m to 5m x 3m. From £15,000.