You don’t need a marketing brochure to picture a garden office. You need to picture sitting in one at 2:47 PM on a wet Tuesday in February, with a Zoom call in twenty minutes and a stiff shoulder from yesterday’s screen glare. That is the version of a garden office that matters, because that is the one you’ll actually use, or quietly stop using by March. The difference between a garden building you visit occasionally and one you sit in every working day is not the colour of the cladding or the shape of the door. It is a handful…
