Work From Home Studio For A Designer

Full front view of a natural timber-clad work-from-home garden office studio with wide open bi-fold glass doors set in a backyard landscape.

Single Pitched Pod Built in 2024

Project Specifications

Size

Approximately 158 sq ft

Style

Single Pitched

Project Cost

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Cladding

Kebony Clear with 3" Profile

Relaxed seating corner in a work-from-home office studio featuring a yellow chair, art prints, cactus plant, and wooden flooring.

Wide interior shot of a plywood work-from-home office space looking out through open bi-fold glass doors onto a garden deck.

A man reading a book in a yellow accent lounge chair inside a spacious wooden work-from-home garden office pod with open bi-fold doors.

Bright work-from-home office interior showcasing built-in plywood desk drawers, standing desk, roof skylight, and large Monstera houseplant.

I chose Okopod for its strong designs and minimal disruption during the build process

Person working at an adjustable standing desk inside a light timber-lined work-from-home office studio with an open bi-fold door.

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Mattias came to OKOPOD looking for Work From Home Space Ideas

When designer Mattias moved to Croydon, London, in 2022, he sought a clear distinction between his home life and creative work. “The idea of having a space separate from our house where we can focus solely on projects has been a dream for a long time,” Mattias shared. After evaluating various options, he chose Okopod for its innovative designs and the seamless, low-disruption build process.

Exterior front perspective of a standalone timber-clad garden studio showing a glass sliding door and bright interior work-from-home workspace.

Bespoke Furniture. Created by Okopod's Woodwork Team from Plywood.

Exterior natural wood vertical slat siding with a partially open door, potted snake plant, and birdhouse on a work-from-home garden office.

Large Skylight. Fills the space with natural light.

The idea of having a space separate from our house where we can focus solely on projects has been a dream for a long time.

For his backyard studio, Mattias opted for Kebony wood, renowned for its sustainability and resilience.

Developed in Norway, Kebony is an eco-conscious alternative to tropical hardwoods. Through a bio-based modification process, the wood’s cell walls are permanently altered, enhancing its dimensional stability, resistance, and durability. The result is a material that promises long life, safety, and virtually no maintenance. With its rich brown tones and minimal environmental footprint, the Kebony finish was the perfect choice for Mattias, offering both beauty and durability for years to come.

Mattias’s project is just one example of how our wood-framed solutions can transform your living and working spaces.