Pitched roofs: adding a unique dimension to your garden room
Why a pitched roof is worth considering for a garden room, shown through Garden2Office’s Swedish buildings and the vaulted ceilings their roofs create inside.
Flat-roof garden rooms are highly popular as they can be placed close to your garden boundaries under Permitted Development rules. However, it’s worth considering pitched roof garden rooms as part of your research, as they offer unique benefits.
A pitched roof not only enhances the exterior appeal of a garden room but also creates an impressive interior space. The vaulted ceiling formed by a pitched roof provides a more open, spacious, and airy atmosphere, giving the room a grander feel compared to standard flat-roof structures.
At a glance
- The trade-off: Flat roofs can sit close to the boundary under Permitted Development; pitched roofs give more height inside.
- Inside: A vaulted ceiling that makes the room feel more open.
- Design: Scandinavian clean lines and a minimal finish.
- Range shown: The Malmo, inside and out.
- Company: Garden2Office, who import insulated buildings from Sweden.
Explore Scandinavian design with Garden2Office
Garden2Office specialises in contemporary, pitched roof garden rooms, importing their high-quality, insulated buildings from Sweden. The influence of Scandinavian design is evident in their clean lines and minimalist aesthetic, as shown in these photos.
The vaulted ceilings in Garden2Office’s designs bring natural light into the room, creating an inviting and open environment:
The exterior of these garden rooms is equally striking, showcasing the elegance of modern Scandinavian architecture:
Learn more about Garden2Office
For more information on Garden2Office’s Scandinavian garden room designs, visit their website, call 0800 612 4371, or email info@garden2office.co.uk.
