When you use your summerhouse more than your home
The summerhouse experience
A summerhouse used to mean a shed with windows. Not anymore.
Today, a well-built summerhouse is a fully functioning part of the home, somewhere to work, train, relax or host, away from the main house but with all the same comforts. And for many of our clients, their summerhouse quickly becomes the most-used space on the property.
More Than Just a Garden Room
We build steel-framed summerhouses with commercial-grade materials and high-end finishes. These aren’t seasonal structures. They’re built to handle daily use, year-round. And for our clients, that makes all the difference.
One client in Richmond planned their garden summerhouse as a quiet office space. Within a month, they’d added a kitchenette, brought in their PA, and started using it full-time. With bifolds open across two sides and Millboard decking wrapping the exterior, it’s become a standout space for both work and entertaining. The main house is almost redundant.
Built for Proper Use
A quality summerhouse should be solid, secure and properly insulated. Our screw pile foundations, structural steel frames and multi-layer insulation mean the building performs like a modern extension, not a temporary outbuilding.
You can train in it. Host in it. Work from it every day. With options like underfloor heating, integrated storage, smart lighting and robust flooring, your summerhouse won’t just look good, it will perform.
Same High Specifications
From the initial layout to the finishing touches, every InFrame summerhouse is built to suit how you want to use the space. Whether that’s with a shower room, a custom bar, a full AV setup or just clean, open space to breathe, we will build it to work, not just to look good on day one.
Air-Conditioning
With air-conditioning installed, many of our clients find their summerhouse is more comfortable than the house itself, especially during the warmer months. It’s no surprise they end up spending more time in there.
Our Expert Advice
The Best Room in the House (That’s Not in the House)
In summer, the garden becomes the focal point—and the summerhouse is how you really use it. Open the doors. Step out onto the decking. Host without cluttering the house. Enjoy the garden properly.