Garden Studio Surrey
Unite Style and Strength: The Definitive Choice.
We've seen a dramatic increase in the popularity of garden studios, their appeal soaring as more people prioritise personal pursuits and side-hustles at home.
These slick, standalone spaces are incredibly popular for their versatility, serving as everything from art studios and yoga rooms to home gyms and offices.
Being located right in your garden provides unmatched convenience, offering a quiet, dedicated retreat that is always accessible. With robust insulation and power, your studio is a comfortable, inspiring haven for your hobbies and well-being, anytime you need it.
The benefits of a Surrey garden studio
Creative space to focus
A garden studio provides an essential separation from the household noise and distractions. This is a dedicated, quiet environment which allows artists, musicians, or writers to fully immerse themselves in their craft, significantly boosting their concentration and creative output.
Fully customisable
One of the major benefits of a garden studio us that the interior can be specifically tailored to your needs. This includes installing specialist lighting for art, reinforced flooring for gym equipment, or enhanced soundproofing for music practice. Whatever the need, it's likely we've seen it before.
Immediate access
No commuting here! Grab a coffee and walk across the lawn. Having a dedicated home gym or yoga room just steps away eliminates excuses and travel time. This immediacy makes it easier to commit to regular fitness routines or meditation, directly supporting your health and well-being goals.
Robust structure to protect your equipment
Our garden studios are fully insulated and weatherproof, providing a safe, year-round, storage solution. Expensive equipment, delicate art supplies, or musical instruments can live here regardless of the weather, offering far more protection than your common garage or shed.
Frequently asked questions
What is a garden studio?
A garden studio is a multi-use, fully insulated building designed as a dedicated creative or leisure space. Common uses include art studios, home gyms, or relaxation rooms. Its separation from the main house ensures a line of separation between home-life and hobbies. This can be a private, inspiring, and distraction-free environment all year-round.
What is the difference between a garden studio and a garden room?
The terms are often confused and are interchangeable. But generally in the industry, "garden room" is a broad umbrella term whereas "garden studio" specifically emphasises its use for hobbies, creativity, or fitness. Structurally, they are the same high-quality building, only the intended function differs.
Do I need planning permission to build a garden studio?
In most cases you don't
no, provided the studio is built under
Permitted Development Rights. To confine within this, key limits include not exceeding 2.5m in height near a boundary, not being used as permanent accommodation, and ensuring the combined area of all outbuildings covers less than half of your garden. Therefore the intended use is of critical importance to clarify prior to work commencing.
Are garden studios worth it?
100% yes, for nearly every client and homeowner we've installed a garden studio, the investment has been truly worthwhile. You're essentially adding a whole new space on your property, which is designed to meet a set of specific criteria, generally centered around a hobby. What isn't there to like?!
