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Designing bespoke log cabins usually involves several steps and considerations, and one of the most important factors is the internal size.
This often depends on the plot used, or whether a flexible or fixed-use space is needed. Many people opt for a more fluid design to access an interior, which could change over time.
Having outdoor huts and gazebos with an adaptable interior means that over the years, the spaces can change to accommodate a growing family or new hobbies. Initially, it is important to consider the current use of any garden cabin room; these could range from needing a school cabin to a barbeque lodge. It is then vital to assess how log cabins may be used in the future, such as housing a business or changing storage needs.
Floor plans are usually needed to design the inside space of bespoke log cabins. Having an open plan living area, for instance, may offer the additional space needed for any future ambitions. Multi-functional rooms are another way of maximising space.
Extensions and the use of the outdoor area are other methods of changing the size of a garden office cabin. Making sure the outdoors blends with the indoors will give the impression of roomier log cabins.
Internally, items like fold-away furniture and multi-use items can help with using the space more thoughtfully. Considering changing access needs is also recommended longer-term.
For more information about the products we provide, reach out to the friendly team at Logspan today.
