Hideaway Garden Rooms

Hideaway Garden Rooms began with a specific need at home: finding a place to work during the pandemic. Matthew, an experienced builder, created his own garden office while balancing family life and working from home. His subsequent collaboration with Mark Allum shaped a business dedicated to these spaces separate from the house. Today, the company designs and builds offices, studios, and retreats around a recognizable idea: using the garden to add a room with a purpose of its own.

The six models in its catalog differ in more than name. Elm Nook offers a front without an overhang, modern lines, and modern lighting. Willow Retreat uses larger windows to bring light to the forefront. Maple Lodge has a canopy that extends around the building and is presented for uses including a home gym. These differences allow customers to consider the space through its relationship with the outdoors and the activity that will take place inside.

Cedar Escape adds concealed storage, angled side elements, and a timber structure. Sycamore Sanctuary extends the canopy across the front and one side, while Hazel Hideaway uses an overhang to connect the interior with a sheltered outdoor area. That variety can be useful when one building needs to combine work, storage, and leisure. The custom-build program expands the possibilities beyond the named models, rather than requiring every garden to fit a single solution.

The project continues with finishes. The company offers exterior cladding, flooring, decking, and interior options, along with a 3D design tool for exploring the configuration. Its standard package includes decorating, heating, baseboards, flooring, and interior and exterior lighting. Insulation is part of its approach to using the space throughout the year. Choosing an office, creative studio, or gym therefore leads to decisions about windows, surfaces, and the relationship with the garden surrounding the building.

Its process covers the initial conversation, design, construction coordination, and handover. The team brings together design and customer service, operations, construction, and project oversight; the company also provides guidance on planning permission. Its account of its origins combines Matthew's building experience with Mark's business background. That combination explains an offering focused on both the room's configuration and the process of installing it, as well as the finished building itself.

The company's offices are in West Byfleet, Surrey, with its registered office listed at Craven Court on Canada Road. Its service area covers Surrey, London, Sussex, Hampshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Kent, and Oxfordshire. For someone seeking a garden room in southern England, the catalog offers a clear starting point: compare window openings, canopies, and storage, then give the building a defined role in the life of the home.