If you don’t have enough rooms in your house, then these sheds (or, currently all the rage, ‘pods’ which you can just drop in your back garden) offer a real alternative for a home office or writing retreat.
Armadilla garden pod has all the mod cons, from Ideal Home.A bit exposed: they might catch you napping instead of working… from Building Projects.This Rolls Roycel of sheds is bigger than many a house… or garden. From Roomsoutdoor.co.ukInside a Fatpod from Archipod.comSaw these simple pods at the University of Lancaster – study spaces for students to book. Great idea!These floating pods at the University of York are intended more for meetings than individual study, but I could work in there for hours!More like a conservatory extension than a shed, but I’ll take it. From cotemaison.fr
It’s amazing how much they can fit into these tiny spaces (or in some cases not so tiny – that third one is huge!) I’m not sure how much work I’d get done in these, I’d just spend all my time staring out the window…
The first one or the floating one please! And not too much glass methinks or it would be so roasting you wouldn’t get anything done. I’d love one these for a crafting and reading space… 😁😁
These are great, Marina Sofia. I could definitely build a writing retreat with one of them. I’d love one of the more open ones, but I think I’d be far too distracted if I were trying to write. So…I think I’d go with the first one.
There are some very workable spaces there. However, I am fortunate that I am the sole human here. Therefore, I can read, write or whatever where ever my felines allow.
I like the second one and the last one in dark green. However, I’m not one for a lot of sun, so I’d have less glass or else long shades. Add a mini-refrigerator stocked with fruit, snacks and cold drinks and I’d move right in.
It’s amazing how much they can fit into these tiny spaces (or in some cases not so tiny – that third one is huge!) I’m not sure how much work I’d get done in these, I’d just spend all my time staring out the window…
That is my fear, yes…
I’d have loved one of these when working to tight magazine deadlines at home and unable to switch off! Not enough room in our garden, though.
I have a study in my house and I still would quite fancy one of these – you are less ‘reachable’, aren’t you?
Absolutely! We converted our basement into an office as my partner often works at home too, but it has no door and neither of us has an off switch.
My garden shed is looking very sad in comparison to these beauties. I’d love a pod I could use as a retreat but I know I’d end up having to share it….
One way of getting out of doors!
Seriously though, I would love one…
Aren’t they brilliant? I crave one, even though I have a study in my house.
Same here, but it would be lovely to be out in the garden in one of these…
The first one or the floating one please! And not too much glass methinks or it would be so roasting you wouldn’t get anything done. I’d love one these for a crafting and reading space… 😁😁
I’ll see what I can do for you when I put your customised order in!
These are great, Marina Sofia. I could definitely build a writing retreat with one of them. I’d love one of the more open ones, but I think I’d be far too distracted if I were trying to write. So…I think I’d go with the first one.
There are some very workable spaces there. However, I am fortunate that I am the sole human here. Therefore, I can read, write or whatever where ever my felines allow.
Do they allow?
Often. Unless they have an emergency such as a tummy that needs a rub…
I like the second one and the last one in dark green. However, I’m not one for a lot of sun, so I’d have less glass or else long shades. Add a mini-refrigerator stocked with fruit, snacks and cold drinks and I’d move right in.
Some of these are so posh they probably find the word shed insulting! I like the University of Lancaster pod – cosy!