The 'My Room in the Garden' Pods Expand Usable Space
Michael Hemsworth — September 30, 2020 — Art & Design
References: myroominthegarden & yankodesign
The work from home (WFH) surge has many consumers scrambling to find a dedicated space in their home for productivity, so the 'My Room in the Garden' pods are intended to help by maximizing useable areas on a property. The cabins have a prefab design that is paired with floor-to-ceiling windows in order to maximize the airy feeling inside the relatively compact pods. Professionals can enjoy a modular shelving wall and are sure to appreciate the buildings' ability to be positioned in almost any outdoor space, even tiny ones.
The 'My Room in the Garden' pods come in several size options including the smallest version which is six-by-eight-feet for $6,400, while the largest one starts at $13,600.
The 'My Room in the Garden' pods come in several size options including the smallest version which is six-by-eight-feet for $6,400, while the largest one starts at $13,600.
Trend Themes
1. WFH Space Solutions - Expanding usable space with garden office pods for remote workers.
2. Prefabricated Outdoor Structures - Designing and creating outdoor structures in modular and pre-built formats to expand on work from home or living spaces.
3. Maximizing Outdoor Space - Developing innovative ways of making use of outdoor spaces for use in home offices or living spaces beyond traditional gardening or leisure activities.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Incorporating garden office pods as options in property listings to increase value and attract remote workers seeking suitable WFH spaces.
2. Construction - Designing and building prefabricated outdoor structures as modular additions to traditional homes or offices to provide cost-effective WFH spaces.
3. Gardening and Landscaping - Providing consultancy and support services for transforming outdoor living spaces into functional and productive WFH spaces.
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