This archive looks at the work of Garden2Office who specialise in Scandinavian garden room buildings. Their contemporary style buildings are highly insulated as the Scandinavian climate dictates, so are a comfortable space to spend time all year round.
Garden2Office offer both pitched roof and flat-roofed designs and buildings from compact home offices through to self-contained annexes. They also build highly insulated house extensions.
Interestingly, Garden2Office offer their buildings as self-build kits.
Compared to installing a cloakroom connected to the mains services, incorporating a waterless eco loo into a garden room is a more straightforward and cost-effective solution. These toilets can also be retrofitted into existing garden rooms.
This article will introduce you to popular waterless toilet brands utilised in garden room designs and provide links for further information.
This 7m x 3m garden room by Garden2Oiice is split into a home office and a workshop. Built on a steep slope, the room uses two different types of exterior cladding that require little to no maintenance and look great. It’s a perfect blend of practicality and style.
Garden rooms have long been popular as creative spaces, as they can be tailored around the unique requirements of the artist. Doors, windows and skylights can be positioned to create a naturally light workspace and offer views of the garden beyond, which can spark creativity.
The studio has an asymmetrical roofline with skylight creating a light workspace. A storeroom has been designed in a way so it can become a shower room in the future.
Garden2Office offer a broad palette of cladding options for the exterior of their buildings. From much-loved natural materials like Western Red Cedar, contemporary profiled metal cladding options and composite cladding finishes that will require little maintenance.
Recently a number of Garden2Office customers have chosen to finish their exterior walls with Ecoscapes slatted profile composite cladding.
Garden2Office has designed the layout of this garden room from their Sportskabin range to serve three different uses. The main room will serve as a drum room, with a workshop next door, and finally a storage room for garden equipment.
This art studio by Garden2Office is a great example of a garden room with composite cladding which will keep its appearance without maintenance.
This L-shaped garden room by Garden2Office has been divided up to create an artists studio, extra living space, a bathroom and a storage shed.
Garden2Office, who offer Swedish design garden rooms, offer their clients several different garden room styles. Each range can be customised to your needs and tastes.
This Malmo studio by Garden2Office has been designed around the needs of a pilates instructor and allows them to work from home in a professional environment.
See how Garden2Office have transformed the Cedar cladding on their 10+ year-old demo office, creating an on-trend black clad look.
5.4m x 4.94m L-shaped garden photography studio by Garden2Office. Taller than the average garden studio to allow for backdrops and lighting stands.
Garden2Office’s Malmo range is one of the few garden room designs that can be fitted with a mezzanine floor. This could form a sleeping deck or somewhere just to hide.
We love it when buyers are brave enough to choose black cladding for their garden room. These examples by Garden2Office prove just how great a black garden room can look.
Garden2Office have added a new design to their range of Swedish garden rooms. Uppsala mixes Cedar and corrugated steel cladding to great effect.
Garden2Office is one of the few garden room companies who offer a seamed metal roof on their pitched roof buildings. They specialise in Swedish garden rooms and their Malmo range which is a contemporary barn style building, features this durable and attractive finish.
With this cold snap of weather, many people are wondering whether a garden room can truly be warm. There is a range of garden rooms that have been designed to withstand Swedish temperatures, which are persistently colder than ours!
Before choosing a flat roof garden room we encourage you to take a look at some pitched roof designs, as you end up with a room that has a lovely airy feel thanks to the vaulted ceiling.
This garden room by Garden 2 Office is being used as a home cinema. This was a tricky build as the room had to be built around a palm tree!
