Nikki Spencer has a nice piece in the Telegraph about different uses of garden offices (music room, artistic haven, children's den) as well as general shedworking. Nikki, a writer in South London, writes: "I had been thinking of a loft conversion, but a garden studio was cheaper, less hassle and - because I have a long, wide garden - gives me more space. During the day it's my work area, but in the evenings and weekends it's also a great place for the kids and their friends." Hers is from Garden Lodges and has an optional textured rubber floor from Blackheath Flooring Studios plus a deck. I'm also grateful to her for alerting me to a supplier I knew nothing about, AM Hilton Garden Studios which we'll be reviewing soon on the site. Photos by Matt Writtle.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
What do you do in your garden office?
Nikki Spencer has a nice piece in the Telegraph about different uses of garden offices (music room, artistic haven, children's den) as well as general shedworking. Nikki, a writer in South London, writes: "I had been thinking of a loft conversion, but a garden studio was cheaper, less hassle and - because I have a long, wide garden - gives me more space. During the day it's my work area, but in the evenings and weekends it's also a great place for the kids and their friends." Hers is from Garden Lodges and has an optional textured rubber floor from Blackheath Flooring Studios plus a deck. I'm also grateful to her for alerting me to a supplier I knew nothing about, AM Hilton Garden Studios which we'll be reviewing soon on the site. Photos by Matt Writtle.
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