The Garden as Your Office: Introducing the Garden Room
Nothing disunites individuals as the issue of working from home. On one side, people state telecommuting is marvelous, you have no commute, no lost time by just having to be in one location for a set time, no senseless group meetings, no tedious small-talk around the water cooler. Others say they just couldn’t muster up the self-control that’s essential to work at home. They’d be a bit emabarrassed to invite any customers to their house. The kids, when they are home, are just too much of a handful. There’s simply too many things going on in the house to even get the day started. Lastly, the company office is good simply because they wish to escape the house.
Well now there is an option for these critics of telecommuting : garden rooms. Garden rooms are constructed in your own garden, not adjoining your house. A garden studio gives you an opportunity to get work done in a calm, creative environment, with greenery viewable from your office windows, and a quiet place to conduct meetings.
The idea that the studio is isolated from your house is an important one. It offers you a chance to break away from domesticity to your business. Utilising the internet and VOIP, it’s painless to get your own telephone number just for the garden studio.
Consider other advantages :-
- The build costs for garden offices are low when you compare rental costs for office space
- They’re eco-friendly : the travel from home to garden office uses only human footprints, not carbon ones
- That short commute spares you a great deal of fuel costs, and may allow for the possibility that your family requires only one car
- You can work at anytime. Creativity can’t be turned on and off like a tap, so if you have a new idea, or only want to finish off a task in good time, walk into your garden studio
- It’s a soothing, illuminated, natural environment. No sick building syndrome here. No glaring light strips, grey partitions and cubicles
Garden offices can recoup their costs in only a few years, and repayments on a loan for a garden office are often comparable, or even less than, renting office space.
