Garden houses have been around for a very long time. There are some log houses still standing today which date back over 800 years! Of course, nowadays we expect a few more mod-cons than medieval farmers. Still, one thing’s certain: the idea of a quaint wooden cabin surrounded by nature is just as appealing as ever.

Spending time in an eco garden room creates a sense of calmness, peace and solitude, helping us escape from the everyday hustle and bustle — if only for a few moments.

The extra living space you get from an eco garden room can make for perfect guest accommodation, or simply a tranquil retreat for you and your family. And as time passes and your family and work needs change, your log house can easily change too.

The use of natural wood creates a healthy indoor climate, which is a great advantage, especially for allergy sufferers. Wood absorbs unpleasant odours and pollutants from the air.

The constant humidity and temperature in wooden buildings promote healthy mucous membranes. All this creates a perfect indoor atmosphere that also happens to smell as fresh as a pine forest.

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Garden houses have been around for a very long time. There are some log houses still standing today which date back over 800 years! Of course, nowadays we expect a few more mod-cons than medieval farmers. Still, one thing’s certain: the idea of a quaint wooden cabin surrounded by nature is just as appealing as ever.

Spending time in an eco garden room creates a sense of calmness, peace and solitude, helping us escape from the everyday hustle and bustle — if only for a few moments.

The extra living space you get from an eco garden room can make for perfect guest accommodation, or simply a tranquil retreat for you and your family. And as time passes and your family and work needs change, your log house can easily change too.

The use of natural wood creates a healthy indoor climate, which is a great advantage, especially for allergy sufferers. Wood absorbs unpleasant odours and pollutants from the air.

The constant humidity and temperature in wooden buildings promote healthy mucous membranes. All this creates a perfect indoor atmosphere that also happens to smell as fresh as a pine forest.

Credit: Pinterest