Garden Room
For a slower morning with a place to write. The bed and window form two distinct corners: one for rest, one for the changing light.
Two rooms.
Two kinds of light.
Choose by the way you want to use the room.
These are concept differences to discuss, not guaranteed property specifications.
Loft Room
For the feeling of being tucked away. A sloping ceiling makes the room intimate; a small reading corner catches the earlier light.
The useful differences.
| Consider | Garden Room | Loft Room |
|---|---|---|
| Position | Lower floor, beside the courtyard | Upper floor, reached by the stair |
| Light | Tall window and softer courtyard light | Smaller opening and morning light |
| A place to sit | Writing ledge at the window | Reading corner beneath the roofline |
| Before choosing | Confirm step-free route, thresholds and bathroom layout | Confirm stair access, headroom and bathroom layout |
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