This glazed timber garden room sits alongside a stone house. The contrast between the solid wall and the glazed structure makes the connection between the two especially visible.
Plan around the way you will use it
Before choosing the appearance, decide what the room is for. A dining table, a quiet chair and a workspace each need a different arrangement. Mark the furniture on a simple plan and keep the route between the house and garden clear.
The junction with the existing building deserves as much attention as the front elevation. Door positions, floor levels and the shape of the roof all influence how the addition feels from inside the house.
Show us the connection
Include photographs of the adjoining wall and the garden in your enquiry. Tell us how the space will be used through the year so the glazing, ventilation and wider building work can be discussed as part of the design.
See more examples in our conservatories and garden rooms gallery, or talk to us about your idea.