Shepherds' huts make great garden offices, despite David Cameron slightly tarnishing the idea by buying one himself in which to write his memoirs. Richare Lee from Plankbridge (who didn't supply the former Prime Minister's hut), has a nice little piece on their site on the subject of shedworking in a shepherd's hut. Here's a snippet:
When you are free to cordon off designated time and space for your work, it’s easier to enjoy leisure with more pleasure. There’s a lot to be said for that – not least in an era where striving for work-life balance can sometimes feel like cycling a tightrope.
“After we bought the hut, which I use primarily for my work, the list of uses for the hut expanded rapidly,”explains Gwennie of her multifunctional hut space. “It offers additional guest space as the single bench bed can be opened out into a double bed for family and friends when they come to stay. And when the children were growing up they used it for music practice and exam revision. We have even celebrated New Year in it!”
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