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Fitness experts advise us to spend 3 days a week exercising. But with the rushed pace of modern life, and the constraints of time, money, and social commitments, most of us struggle to get any exercise at all! And yet staying active is crucial for keeping a healthy lifestyle.

What would you do with a fabulous new garden room? Some people come to us with clear ideas, and others are undecided about what they want to use a garden room for. One of the great perks of having a garden room is how versatile a space it is. By choosing a general-purpose garden room layout to suit your garden, you have the flexibility to adopt different uses, and to change how you use your garden room over time. In this article, we’ll go on to outline some of our favourite ideas – each of which works well together.

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 you’re looking for ways to add space and value to your home, a garden room may offer everything you need. A well-designed space should offer a peaceful retreat while enhancing the appearance and character of your home. But how do you choose the right setup that suits your lifestyle, family and budget? Here are some tips to help you consider your options and make the right choice for your garden room project.

Whether you're an independent professional artist or someone who enjoys spending your weekends pursuing creative projects, it's essential to have a quiet, calm space.

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.

Rustic garden rooms can have a farmhouse and olde worlde charm, provided you style the interiors correctly. Of course, the fact your garden room is made of wood means you’re halfway there – especially if the timber is heavy and has a warm appearance such as mahogany rather than light pine.

Looking forward to using your new garden room? While creating the perfect home office remains top of the to-do list for many people, there are so many other ways to use the additional space a garden room delivers.