Luxe garden rooms are the next home must-have. In the past, conservatories were the hottest home accessories. Once the shine of a conservatory had worn off, hot tubs were the next big thing. 

As trends have moved on (and WiFi has gained a further reach) garden rooms have become increasingly popular. More specifically: luxe garden rooms.

Perhaps it’s the rise of influencer culture in our Instagram feeds, or the desire for our own little corner of luxury in our homes. Whatever has caused this rise in popularity, it doesn’t seem to be going anywhere any time soon. So open Pintesrest, kick off your furry sliders and get planning the luxurious garden room of your dreams.

Luxe Garden Rooms – The Top 3 Styles

The thing about luxe garden rooms is that there is no “one size fits all” approach. There are several styles of luxe room that are taking the spotlight. Of course, there are no right or wrong ways to style your luxe garden room, you just need to go for what you love. 

Luxe Garden Look 1: The Lavish Log Cabin

A modern log cabin can bring you the luxury your life has been lacking. Model the interior on the look of a high-end ski cabin and create the perfect hideaway.

To get an authentic look, go for leather-look furniture, longline floor-to-ceiling curtains and fur style rugs. The colour palette should feature browns and blacks for the seating and other cool tones when it comes to the textiles and other accessories. If you’re considering other designs for the cushions, fair isle print fits in with the cosy theme.

Garden Room Look 2: Instagram Fabulous

This style is what luxe garden rooms were made for. Take advantage of your bespoke garden structure by opting for a design with lots of windows to let in plenty of light. The key here is to make everything look light and airy to complement the luxe accessories you’ll need to complete the look.

Take a leaf out of your favourite Instagrammers book and go for plush textiles. Different textures are encouraged, so long as the furniture is soft and sumptuous. A velour sofa is the fabric of choice right now, but the interior style wouldn’t be anything without a faux fur throw. 

The colour du jour is shades of grey but if you like a bit more colour in your life, this next style might be for you.

Luxe Garden Rooms Look 3: Autumnal Delight

Autumnal tones are great for giving the impression of luxury. Think muted pinks and oranges paired with gold and copper metallics. These warm shades can be complemented with teal from the opposite side of the colour wheel.

The warm oranges and pinks lend themselves well to velveteen furniture and highlight metallic accents from accessories. Rather then opting for traditional gold-coloured lamps and light fitting, consider antique gold as a better suited option. A glass coffee table with antique gold legs would perfectly offset a blush velvet sofa positioned in front of a teal wall. Keep wall art simplistic with monochrome prints in copper-coloured frames to finish the look.