Garden rooms are popular with teenagers! Many families are looking at the space in their garden and creating a modern space where their teenagers can hang out in privacy, while close to home.
A bespoke garden room designer will be able to tailor the building to your family's needs, incorporating a kitchenette and shower room if you want your new room to be self-contained.
If you are looking to create a self-contained living annexe or a guest bedroom in your garden, then you should chat with Timeless Garden Rooms, who work closely with each customer to create a space that works for the unique needs of the family.
In this article, we look at two very different annexes that Timeless Garden Rooms created that work for their families now and in the future.
This impressive 10.5m x 4.5m garden room is by Garden Fortress. Based on their Classic Garden Room 3 range, the building has been divided into two spacious rooms: a home gym and a kid’s den.
Is one new room enough for your needs? Maybe you need a home office but would like your own gym or music room too. Well, Modulr Space have a solution.
Interesting shape garden room for all the family to use, by Ark Design Build. It features a beautiful shower room and a useful storage room.
Striking home office and cinema room in the garden by Ark Design Build. The 4.8m x 4.8m building has an angled wall to follow the shape of site.
A large garden room with secret storage that is used by all the family. It has created a home cinema, teenagers den and homeschooling room.
Quad Pod Cedar clad drum room as seen on Alan Titchmash’s Love Your Garden.
eDEN Garden Rooms designed and built this 7m x 4.8m man cave building. Designed around a pool table, the building features a w.c. to save trips back to the main house.
Timeless Garden Rooms designed this 5m x 4m pitched roof garden room so that is pleased the local planning department.
This garden bedroom pod in Glasgow was designed for the kids to have sleepovers and play games. Outside In Garden Rooms designed a highly insulated room using materials that will withstand the harsher Scottish climate.
