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As we are heading into the darker mornings of the cold winter months, the morning and evening commute is an even less appealing option. The cold and stressful commute, normally follows a rushed breakfast, a half finished cup of coffee and a long wait to get to work. Then the return journey results in getting home late, missing family dinner and an evening stressed from the travelling. This is commonplace for many commuters, who spend their working week worrying about transport, travelling costs and early alarm clocks. With many people looking for a change of scenery, a garden office literally offers this as well as a modern, functional and practical office building in your garden provides the perfect environment in which to conduct your daily business.
Not only does it completely cut out the commute, but also gives you more time for your family, with the office just a stroll away from your back door there is no reason why you shouldn't be home in time for dinner on the table or even to cook for your children. A garden office can have a separate phone line or internet installed giving you your own office that is separate from the confines of the home. This is where a garden office differs from a converted home office, which has been re-designed around a spare room or a conservatory. A garden office is built with the sole purpose of being a place of business so there is a corporate feel to the building.
A garden office is great for winter, as it is warm due to environmental, sustainable and insulating construction materials and helps you to avoid a difficult commute in the unpredictable winter weather. A commute is rarely an enjoyable experience and when you are faced with a cold winter chill or a sudden downpour, your working attitude can be affected which then impacts your productivity. A garden office gives you a flexible and reliable place to work, as it removes the need to commute.
Your garden office is not only practical in the winter, but when the seasons change and you enter spring and early summer, a garden office surrounded by the nature of flowers and trees provides an inspiring place to work. Working in your own office, removes all the costs that come with commuting and renting a separate property leaving you with not only spare time to relax but extra money. A garden office is becoming an increasingly popular choice for the disgruntled commuter, who has grown weary of continuous traffic jams, waiting for trains and late finishes.
Many commuters are in a bad mood after being pushed and squashed whilst waiting for trains or stuck in traffic for hours of the day. This is not the mind-set in which to start or finish your working day. Working in a natural setting, a relaxed start to the morning and in your own individual space goes a long way to increasing productivity and providing a positive working attitude.
