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For people who don’t work from home, homeworking is a dream to aspire to. Having escaped the rat race, you can lay in bed till 10, have breakfast watching the news, then work at your own speed in your pyjamas. If you do work from home, however, you will already be aware that things aren’t so simple!

If you run your own business, or work remotely for someone else, then it is your responsibility to establish a suitable working space. There are two ways to go about this: if you run a business you always have the option of renting office space, or else you have to set up an office at home. The alternative to both of these is to invest in a home garden office.

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 have a growing family, or want another room for a personal hobby, consider one of our wooden garden rooms. UK homes can be quite small, but a garden room allows you to expand beyond your house's original floor plan and gain another adaptable living area.

If you’re in the process of starting your own business, you may be wondering about where your company will be based. The natural choice for most business owners is to follow the trend and rent an office space.

If you are looking at getting a better work/life balance by working at home then a well-designed garden office is essential. It will not only give you somewhere to work from, but also provide a space close by to cut down that daily commute!

For most business owners who are starting, renting a room seems like a more viable idea when it comes to getting an office space from which they can run their business.

In recent years, many more people have been choosing to give up the standard office job in order to set up their own company, go freelance or work from home. While working from home has many advantages, plenty also discover one major problem – a lack of space.

The number of young professionals making the move to working from home has significantly increased over the last five years for numerous reasons.

Working from home for a lot of people is a dream come true, but many have found that it's not as simple as setting up your workstation in your dining room or your spare bedroom and just getting on with it.

Flexible working hours and the ease of the internet now mean that many of us work from home. This may mean sitting at the kitchen table, using a corner of the living room, or even working at a desk in the spare room. But, there is another way to work comfortably and productively when at home.