Little Green Rooms

Sustainable garden rooms designed and built in Bristol

Little Green Rooms is an independent Bristol-based company that designs and builds garden rooms — garden spaces intended for an office, studio or personal retreat — with sustainability in mind. The company presents itself as a small team of family and friends working from its own workshop, where it builds most of each structure before moving and installing it in the customer's garden.

The company's approach combines a simple, repeatable design with customisation of size, finishes and details for each commission. The firm states that every garden is different and that each room is adapted to it, with examples ranging from compact workspaces to larger studios.

Materials, insulation and guarantee

Sustainability is a stated cornerstone of the product: the garden rooms use recycled and environmentally friendly materials, which the company does not consider to mean compromising on quality. Among the construction elements cited are sedum green roofs and natural timber, intended to integrate the building into the garden setting.

All units come with high-performance insulation, double glazing, heating and ventilation as standard, so they can be used all year round. As an optional extra, the company offers climate control for those who need more precise temperature adjustment. Every installation comes with a ten-year guarantee.

Models and guide prices

The catalogue is built around a single design available in four widths and four depths. The prices published at the time of analysis start from the following references:

• 2.3 m wide: from £17,500
• 3.2 m wide: from £20,950
• 4.3 m wide: from £26,950
• 5.4 m wide: from £30,950

The company states that the final price depends on the size, specification and extras chosen, and that the quote details the building, the options and the installation costs. It also offers an online design tool that generates an indicative estimate in just a few minutes.

Buying process and delivery

The journey described by the company begins with a conversation to pin down ideas and options, which may be followed by a visit to the Bristol showroom to see materials and finishes. A site survey and design consultation are then carried out, and a project manager is assigned as a single point of contact throughout the process, through to installation and handover.

Most of the construction is carried out beforehand in the workshop, which means the on-site assembly is completed in under five days in most cases and with minimal disruption to the home and garden. The company maintains that these structures generally fall under permitted development rights and do not require planning permission, although it warns of exceptions such as listed buildings or locations in areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONB, now National Landscapes), where additional permissions may be required.

Coverage and presence

Little Green Rooms installs across the south of England and Wales. Installation is included for properties within one hour of the Bristol workshop (BS7 8TL); further afield, additional charges apply. The company keeps a showroom in Bristol so that interested parties can see a unit, examine materials and finishes, and assess the space before deciding.

Team and professional activity

The firm describes itself as independent and small in size, with a team that directly handles the different areas of the business. The website identifies a founder, a creative director, an operations manager and several project managers, as well as specific channels for suppliers, press and collaborations. Among the projects publicised is an artist's studio in Bristol, an example of these structures being used as a creative workspace.

Location and contact

Phone: 0117 287 0197 · Email: hello@littlegreenrooms.co.uk