Garden Dining Room with Covered Hot Tub Area
First Published: 13 April 2023
Refreshed: 19 November 2024
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Dining in the garden with family and friends is one of life’s simple pleasures, particularly on a warm summer’s day. However, the unpredictable British weather can often limit outdoor enjoyment. Creating an insulated garden room as a dedicated dining space is a stylish and practical way to enjoy al fresco-style dining year-round. This 4.5m x 3.3m building from Heritage Living Group demonstrates how functional and versatile such spaces can be, no matter the season.
A Versatile Garden Dining and Hot Tub Space
Heritage Living Group’ clients have enhanced their garden room with an open-sided covered area, designed specifically to house a hot tub. This addition combines the luxury of outdoor relaxation with the comfort of indoor dining.
All-Weather Dining in an Insulated Room
The insulated garden room is tailored for year-round dining and entertaining. Its multi-layer construction provides excellent thermal efficiency, keeping the space comfortable regardless of the weather.
Inside, the room features plastered walls, allowing it to be decorated to match the style of your home. Fully wired with brushed steel sockets, light fittings, and switches, the space is both practical and modern.
On warmer days, the four-section aluminium, double-glazed bi-fold doors can be opened to create a seamless connection between the indoor dining area and the garden. These doors slide effortlessly to one side, enhancing the flow between spaces.
A Harmonious Indoor-Outdoor Connection
The dining area’s Ash Grey, water-resistant laminate flooring has been carefully chosen to complement the composite decking outside. This cohesive design ensures a unified look and feel. The low-threshold bi-fold doors ensure the interior floor and exterior decking are perfectly aligned, providing step-free access.
Stylish Siberian Larch Exterior
The building is clad in Siberian Larch, a naturally decay-resistant softwood known for its durability and minimal maintenance requirements. With its rich golden tones and distinctive grain, the timber adds a touch of elegance to the garden room’s exterior.
The Siberian Larch cladding extends to the underside of the hot tub canopy and the 1m deep entrance canopy, creating a cohesive aesthetic. The entrance canopy is enhanced with recessed downlighting, providing a welcoming glow that highlights the building’s modern design and makes it a delightful space to use after sunset.
Learn More
Heritage Living Group operates primarily in the South Yorkshire region. To explore their ranges or discuss your ideas, visit their website. To contact the team, call 01709 865 392 or email hello@heritageliving.co.uk.
