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When it comes to enhancing your outdoor space, the decision between a specially designed garden room and a traditional garden summer house or shed is crucial.
There has been a great deal of talk in the media regarding the concerns of so-called ‘greedflation’ at a time when most of us are concerned over the impact of rising costs on our domestic bills
The trend for garden rooms and garden buildings continues at pace.
Without doubt, having the ability to work from home in a bespoke garden office is the fastest growing trend in garden outbuildings.
At the risk of stating the obvious – it has not been smooth sailing for employers and employees these last few months. Worse still, disruption and uncertainty looms far ahead.
Making a decision to purchase a garden office isn’t easy. It can be a significant investment with many retailers having increased their prices in line with recent inflation spikes.
Greenwashing has become a key word for those organisations that purport to care about the environment – yet their portfolio of products does not evidence this.
If you are reliant on trains and/or buses for your journey, the financial freedom of not having to pay for monthly or annual passes makes an incredible difference.
Memories of spending time in a static caravan or park home are common to many of us.
A key consideration for those who are planning to work from home is the additional spend on utilities.
Well-being, work-life balance and self-happiness are rapidly becoming key goals for employees and employers.
When many of us hear the word ‘design’ our thoughts instantly turn to the concept of how something looks rather than how efficient it is.
While the debate over remote working and office working rages on – it cannot be denied that more employers are continuing to support the concept of flexible or hybrid working.
These buildings represent a significant investment, so if you are considering taking the plunge, there are some elements you need to consider.
It’s not just a garden office! How our modular builds can support entrepreneurs, home businesses and side hustles.
Flexible working is most certainly ‘a thing’. A quick scroll through popular job search sites soon highlight just how many employers are offering remote or hybrid working opportunities.