Your dream garden space deserves exceptional design and craftsmanship. We collaborate with you to create a luxury space that meet your unique needs—capturing the right amount of light, incorporating the ideal layout, and featuring finishes that reflect your personal style.
Whether you’d like a contemporary garden office or a traditional timber garden retreat, our skilled team handles every aspect of bringing that vision to life.
Our timber garden buildings are engineered for exceptional thermal performance, creating spaces you can enjoy regardless of what the UK weather brings. We incorporate insulation within walls, floors, and ceilings, complemented by high-performance glazing that maintains comfortable temperatures while providing uninterrupted views of your outdoor space.
Careful attention to weatherproofing and draft exclusion ensures your garden building remains cosy during winter months, while ventilation and optional solar control glazing prevent overheating in summer.
Explore our FAQs below to learn more about the craftsmanship, materials, and performance of our luxury timber garden buildings. If you have any other questions, please contact a member of our team today.
See All FAQsMany garden buildings fall under Permitted Development rights and don't require planning permission, provided they meet certain criteria regarding size, height, and position. However, if you live in a conservation area, listed building, or AONB, additional restrictions may apply. Our team handles all planning requirements on your behalf, including preparation of necessary drawings and liaison with local authorities.
The timeline varies depending on size and complexity. We provide a detailed project schedule during the planning phase and keep you informed throughout the process. Please get in touch with our team if you would like a rough estimate of timings or expert advice on your project.
We offer several roofing solutions including traditional tiled roofs, glazed roof lanterns and hybrid designs incorporating a mixture of glazed and tiled elements. Each option provides excellent weatherproofing and can be customised according to your preferences.
Well-designed, high-quality timber garden buildings can add significant value to properties. They add valuable extra space that can be used for different purposes, making your property more attractive to future buyers.
We craft our orangeries using premium-grade hardwoods, primarily Oak, Sapele, Idigbo and Accoya. We can also source specialist timbers such as European Redwood and Cedar upon request for projects with specific aesthetic or performance requirements. All our timber is sustainably sourced and carefully selected for quality, beauty and structural integrity.
Although we are based in Gloucestershire, we design and install bespoke spaces across the UK, primarily the South West and the Three Counties (Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire). Please contact us to find out if we work in your local area!
We design our timber garden buildings to harness natural light, creating bright, uplifting spaces that connect with the surrounding landscape. Our extensive range of glazing options allows you to personalise exactly how light enters your garden room. We offer everything from dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows to elegant bi-fold or sliding doors.
Overhead, our roof designs include options like full-width skylights, traditional roof lanterns, or contemporary flat roof lights that draw in daylight from above, creating ever-changing patterns of light throughout the day. Get in touch to discuss your design ideas or get started on your dream timber garden room.
Estate agents and property professionals consistently report that a high-quality, fully insulated garden room can add 5–15% to a property’s value, according to multiple UK property surveys.
Rightmove has reported a 1,046% increase in property listings mentioning garden offices over the past decade — reflecting a fundamental shift in what buyers now prioritise. In a 2024 Rightmove survey, over 40% of home buyers listed a home office as a “must-have” feature.
Many customers assume they need it. Most don’t. Here’s how Permitted Development rules typically apply in England:
Your building is likely Permitted Development if:
You will likely need a planning application if:
The Cotswolds AONB covers a large part of our working area. Our team manages the entire planning process on your behalf — including drawings, submission, and liaison with your local authority. We confirm your planning status as part of your free initial consultation.
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