You are not limited to one room when building a garden room. It is relatively easy to divide a building up to serve more than one use. Bespoke designers, Executive Garden Rooms offer this service to their clients. Starting with a blank sheet and designing the building and its internal layout around their customers intended uses.
Multifunction Garden Rooms
The garden rooms in this archive of articles have been designed to have more than one use. Buyers are realising that their new building can be designed for multiple activities, now or in the future.
Outside staff room frees up space
Garden rooms are not just for domestic settings; they can also be the perfect way to free up space in a commercial setting. A fine example is this staff room and communal space that has been built in the grounds of a residential home in Cornwall.
Swift garden room exceeding expectations
A year in the planning, this riverside outdoor sitting room by Swift has exceeded its owner’s expectations. Clad with black composite cladding, the simple colour palette has created a striking building.
Garden room the width of the garden
Running a garden room the width of your garden can be a clever use of space, particularly if you have a narrow plot. This project by Garden Spaces demonstrates how slotting a building into the end of the garden, both maximises the space available and visually makes the garden look wider.
Family entertainment room in the garden
This 8m x 8m x 4m L-shaped garden room by Vivid Green is been designed to create an entertaining space for the family. The building also incorporates a large secret storage room.
Room to spend time in the garden all year round
This bespoke design by eDEN Garden Rooms has been designed to appreciate the garden it sits within. The main room has a striking front elevation angled like the tip of an arrow. The building also features an eco-toilet and spacious storage shed.
Narrow garden office with store room
We have featured a lot of garden office buildings which incorporate a storage shed over the years. This one by Garden Affairs has taken our eye though because its the narrowest we have seen that incorporates these two uses.
Garden room with space for a hot tub
This contemporary garden room by Dab Den has been designed for relaxing and entertaining. Based on Dab Den’s Signature Range, the building comprises of two rooms, a 6m x 4m sitting room and 5m x 4m open-fronted room that houses a hot tub.
Family room slots into terraced garden
eDEN Garden Rooms designed and built this family room to maximise the space at the end of a terraced garden. The building is a modest 4m x 2.5m but packs a lot into the compact space. Not only has a room that all the family can use, been created but also a discreet storage shed.
Designed for multiple uses under one roof
This Swift Garden Room has been designed to serve multiple uses from meeting room to yoga studio to guest building. The 8-meter wide building incorporates a secret storage shed, w.c. and kitchenette.