With the warm weather approaching, a lot of us will feel the need to spend more time outside. And if you’re like me — you’ll even feel the temptation to live in your garden. But who says that’s not possible? All you need is a garden room. These charming objects combine the best of both worlds — a cozy space to protect you from the elements and a quiet space in nature to help you unwind from a busy day. So, if you’re in need of some inspiration, here are some gorgeous garden room ideas that I have found on Instagram.
Japan-inspired Sophistication
If all you want is a gorgeous spot to relax, then a tiny garden pavilion at the end of your garden is the perfect solution for you. And this one, posted by the account @imperfectinteriours, is a gorgeous example of that. The matte black exterior and elegant interior make this garden room appear clean, classy, and uncluttered. The Japanese windows and minimalistic color palette make this tiny building feel luxurious and expensive. The added fireplace and cozy couch make you want to curl up in a warm blanket and enjoy a few chapters of your favorite book.
Cozy Garden Workspace
Is it hard to focus on work while you’re inside your home? Especially with the warm weather being in full force? Then just imagine how much more productive you could be if you decided to build a garden room office. You would be able to enjoy the soothing sound and warm rays of sunshine from your garden, while also having the chance to get some work done. And whenever you need a break, simply step outside and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. This is also a fantastic way to crave additional space away from your home, while still making it feel like home.
At-home Retreat
Do you ever feel so overwhelmed by your daily chores that you just want to hide away in a small corner where no one can reach you? If the answer is yes, then you need a garden room that combines comfort, privacy, and plenty of opportunity to relax. That includes huge windows that you can throw open to bask in the sun, a comfortable couch, and an empty garden corner. Garden rooms like the one above are also a great substitute for guest rooms — your visitors will enjoy some added privacy, and you’ll have a secret hiding spot when you need a few minutes alone.
Luxurious Minimalism
Last but not least we have a gorgeous example that combines luxury, minimalism, and convenience. This gorgeous garden room was constructed by Meme Architects in London, and even though it looks super simple it actually includes a hidden kitchenette and bathroom. That means that you won’t only have a tiny extra room in your garden, but a whole guest house! This flexible space is the ideal solution for guest accommodations, exercise, and at-home business meetings.
