Architect Paul Westwood, who is also the design director of RIOS, an international design collective unveils his latest project that takes place in his own home. He converts his garage in his London home to function as a studio and workshop for himself. It highlights a pared-back material palette that honors the heritage and roots of his Victorian house.
Paul Westwood speaks to Dezeen about the project and notes that "Before this project, we couldn’t really invite people round for a barbecue because everyone felt really penned in. The idea was to make the garden feel three times bigger than it did previously and to create a practical space for working from home. I also wanted to include storage for my tools and a way to harvest rainwater."
Light-Filled Garden Offices
Paul Westwood Concerts the Garage of His House to a Studio Space
Trend Themes
1. Garden Studio Spaces - Designing multi-functional garden structures to create personalized workspace and recreational areas
2. Garage Conversion - Converting garages into functional spaces to meet work or lifestyle needs
3. Minimalist Workspace Design - Designing workspaces with a simple and pared-back aesthetic to enhance productivity
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity for architects and designers to create innovative and personalized workspace solutions
2. Construction and Home Improvement - Renovation companies can specialize in converting garages into functional spaces for homeowners
3. Gardening and Landscaping - Opportunity to integrate garden structures into outdoor spaces through landscape design and installation services