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Having a creative space on your property can add a lot to an already fulfilling life. Here at Cabin Master we specialise in making unique wooden garden studios for amateur artists all over the UK. There is no better way to find your muse than with a detached space in a natural setting.

Building a hot tub into your garden room is a decision that you will be thankful for. There are many reasons to add a hot tub to your life, and having easy access to the relaxation it provides will give you a whole new view of your garden.

There are different types of hot tub to choose from, and you are sure to find one that is perfect for your needs. You have a lot of options for integrating a hot tub into your garden room, so let's take a look at some of the benefits that a hot tub offers you.

You call your parents and announce the happy news: your family is expanding in just a few months! As you answer all of their delighted questions, you suddenly realise that your small home will be even more cramped with another addition to the house.

You don’t have to be a qualified/student massage therapist, reflexologist or make-up artist to have your own garden treatment room. No, you can just be someone who enjoys pampering themselves – and likes to do so away from prying eyes, sticky little fingers and constant demands for your attention. And this is exactly where your own personal Garden Spa Room comes into play.

If they’re not already, and you want your kids to become incredibly popular overnight then you may just consider getting them a garden games room. There are lots of advantages to this type of garden games room idea – one being if your teens are playing table tennis, snooker, pool, table football etc in the specially constructed garden games room out in the back garden then they’re not under your feet in the house. That in itself must be something worth giving very careful consideration to we’d have thought...

Invest In A Garden Office. Commute In Your Slippers (And Other Benefits)  

The number of people regularly working from home has jumped to 4.2 million over the last ten years, according to recent figures published by the Office For National Statistics.

What’s more, an additional 1.8 million say they would work from home given the chance!!

To avoid 6 million kitchen tables getting very busy, those seeking alternative working patterns have also been seeking new and imaginative places to work.

At Christmas, more people seem to descend upon your home than at any other time.

AND It’s not just the folks! Think of all the stuff that comes with them! The gifts, the suitcases, the food, the wine (they’d better bring wine, tell me they brought wine!!)

Naturally, your home never gets any bigger to accommodate all of this. No matter how much you love the season, who hasn’t enjoyed how much more roomy your house feels after you pack away the decorations in January? It’s OK, feeling this way doesn’t make you Scrooge! But what if your house could feel this way throughout the whole festive season?

Investing in a garden room that has a sleek, modern feel will give you a great space to enjoy your time in your garden. At Cabin Master we can help you design a garden room that fits you so well, you may never want to leave it!

The interior elements of your space are important, but you also want the structure to echo your design aesthetic. Starting off with a solid direction will help you to get exactly what you want out of your new garden room. Using light colours and open spaces will help your new space feel clean and very functional.

An insulated garden room is a great leisure space that you can use all year round. If you want more space to entertain, to take up a hobby or simply to enjoy more time in your garden, insulated garden buildings are a cost-effective alternative to both conservatories and house extensions.

Many people purchase garden rooms as home offices, but if you’re retired, this isn’t something you need to worry about of course! Here are four popular leisure-based ideas for how you might use your newfound space:

Young people in their teens and twenties are a generation of homebodies. High rents and house prices mean they stay at home for longer, often choosing a university close to home to save on costs. When they do leave home, there is every chance they will become a ‘boomerang’ child, returning home after going to university or travelling.