Garden log cabins have evolved past storing lawnmowers and becoming dumping grounds for things that don’t fit in the house. People are creating actual usable wellness spaces – home gyms that get used more than twice, yoga studios that don’t double as storage for Christmas decorations, even dedicated therapy rooms for massage or sensory support.
When you want to take your garden to the next level, then the following five wooden accessories can actually enhance your outdoor world into a very serene garden room or a gorgeously designed garage.
Creating a garden shed that feels safe for kids while still being useful for the entire household requires some planning, but the results can make family life much easier.
When you’re thinking about building a new house or adding a new structure to your home that could cost a lot of money, of course, you’d want to know what the benefits are going to be. Building a liveable shed is just the same, and let’s just say that it’s incredibly difficult to convince yourself you don’t need one once you catch a glimpse of the value it can add to your life and property.
With the real estate market becoming increasingly competitive, many homeowners are looking for new ways to make sure they get top dollar for their homes. One of the most efficient ways can be the addition of a shed in the yard.
What constitutes a ‘shed’ can be wildly distinct from just a place to hold tools, and in this article, we’re going to look at three great ways to utilise these special outbuildings.
Award-winning family lifestyle and top 10 UK parenting/mum blog. Join Boo Roo and Tigger Too sharing family life, home decor, travel and everything in between. Read More
