subject: Which Is The Perfect Size For A Garden Studio? [print this page] The garden studio is a room outside your house where you can perform different activities in a comfortable and secured space. When lack of space becomes an issue for you, interfering with the moments when you need concentration or silence, the garden studio will help you achieve your goals.
The garden studio must complete in a harmonious way the landscape created by your house and garden. However eye-catching it may be it should respect the style of its surroundings. The size of your garden and the activities you are planning to do inside your garden studio are the two main criteria which dictate the size of your future garden studio. The dimensions may vary from very large to rather small, with the intermediate dimensions also.
For example when you are the owner of a large garden, your studio may have dimensions around 5m x 4m. It can accommodate offices for two to four persons. These persons will have the comfort they need and they also have the necessary space to store their equipment. The excellent insulation qualities, the maximization of natural light, can transform this garden studio in a garden room, fit for having tea with friends or for spending a relaxing afternoon with the family.
The opposite of this large studio is a smaller one of 2m x 3m dimensions. This is the right choice for limited garden space. It can be used as an office for one or two persons. Its main feature is that being so compact it can be easily transported and set even in small gardens. Although it doesnt seem to wide its uses may vary from office to hobby room or any other activity.
Having your own garden studio means having an escape from the crowd, sometimes from your family and sometimes from the entire world. That extra space you gain for you own activities, business or relaxation, is very precious no matter the size of your garden studio. Atelier garden studios are a subtle exercise in balance between aesthetics and function, between attention to high technology and natural materials and the effect on their surroundings.
