Garden rooms that are better than your house (copy)
Stylish outbuildings with serious wow-factor

Splash out on a pool house

For those lucky enough to have a swimming pool to cool off in during the summer heat, a pool house is the perfect accompaniment to a luxury backyard. This quaint design features black cladding and sunny light wood doors, while the gabled awning offers a sheltered spot for a Jacuzzi. Grab the sunscreen and you're good to go!
Pitch up a shepherd's hut

Create a guest room in the garden

Whether you need an extra bedroom for your growing family or simply a private space to accommodate guests, a modular outdoor annexe like this is ideal, and what's more, it can be delivered as a unit and simply slotted into place. This modern design comes complete with a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom. Talk about slumbering in style!
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Pick out a picture-perfect summerhouse

Elevate your ideas with a treehouse

Upcycle a vintage caravan

Get creative with corrugated iron

An outbuilding can be a great way to add architectural interest to your outside scheme. This striking studio, designed by Amos Goldreich Architecture, spans the width of the garden and built with timber and corrugated metal which will weather over time. The textured cladding was chosen to mirror the industrial buildings in the surrounding area.
Install an assisted living annexe

Go back in time with a vintage shed

Embrace beach hut vibes

Another way to enhance the humble garden shed is to convert it into a cool coastal retreat. Beach huts are a seaside staple and will give your garden a touch of boardwalk style. Choose a structure with double doors and windows and paint the exterior a breezy oceanic blue. Inside, opt for cool white walls and plenty of natural textures.
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Cut the commute with a home office

Get inspired by the seven seas

Head west with a ranch-style cabin

Get creative in a garden art studio

Bring in a bold contrast

Repurpose a shipping container

Made of corrugated iron, a shipping container is certainly robust and makes an edgy alternative to traditional garden rooms. By simply replacing a side panel with bifolding glass doors, you can create an industrial-inspired space for kicking back and relaxing, indulging your hobbies or simply working in peace.
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Create a contemporary hideaway

Breathe new life into an old shed

Warm up a white summerhouse

Create a cosy country escape

Enhance with sleek Scandi style

Pop in a garden pod

Inject some futuristic fun into your garden with a contemporary garden pod. This eye-catching sphere turns 360 degrees so you can admire your outside space from all angles and soak up the best of the sun throughout the day. With a round table in the centre of the interior, you can even dine alfresco in this unique outbuilding.
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Get edgy with a glass corner cabin

Chill out in a perspex igloo

Join your own garden gym

Channel coastal charm

Host happy hour at home

Go green with an eco retreat

Embrace the great outdoors with a garden room made from natural recycled materials. Designed by architects Surman Weston, this ingenious study and craft space is clad in cork, which cleverly weatherproofs the structure, as well as providing acoustic and thermal insulation. Plus the textured effect of the facade looks pretty cool too!
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Create the ultimate playroom

Bring the bar outside

Go rogue with a roundhouse

Set up a secluded garden getaway

Build a year-round barbecue hut

Create a modern concrete cabin

This next space is one for the architecture enthusiasts. Brutalist in style, this high-design outbuilding, created by architects Besonias Almeida, stretches 484 square feet and includes a stylish living room and adjoining bathroom. The raw exposed concrete adds a rustic, industrial edge, while swathes of glass wrap around the front of the uber-modern garden room, bathing the space in light.
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