Nestled next to a mountain side and backing up to a creek, this home encompasses the mountain feel. With its neutral yet rich exterior colors and textures, the architecture is simply picturesque. A custom Knotty Alder entry door is preceded by an arched stone column entry porch. White Oak flooring is featured throughout and accentuates the home’s stained beam and ceiling accents. Custom cabinetry in the Kitchen and Great Room create a personal touch unique to only this residence. The Master Bathroom features a free-standing tub and all-tiled shower. Upstairs, the game room boasts a large custom reclaimed barn wood sliding door. The Juliette balcony gracefully over looks the handsome Great Room. Downstairs the screen porch is cozy with a fireplace and wood accents. Sitting perpendicular to the home, the detached three-car garage mirrors the feel of the main house by staying with the same paint colors, and features an all metal roof. The spacious area above the garage is perfect for a future living or storage area.

This detached garage uses vertical space for smart storage. A lift was installed for the owners' toys including a dirt bike. A full sized SUV fits underneath of the lift and the garage is deep enough to site two cars deep, side by side. Additionally, a storage loft can be accessed by pull-down stairs. Trex flooring was installed for a slip-free, mess-free finish. The outside of the garage was built to match the existing home while also making it stand out with copper roofing and gutters. A mini-split air conditioner makes the space comfortable for tinkering year-round. The low profile garage doors and wall-mounted opener also keep vertical space at a premium.

Antique White with Beveled Faces, work bench and storage
This is an example of a mid-sized transitional attached workshop in Los Angeles.

Out with the old & In with epoxy floors! You'll get an amazing dazzling effect, and impress your friends & family. Epoxy flooring is the perfect addition to your garage guaranteed to last for years!

Design ideas for a large transitional detached two-car workshop in Charlotte.

Design ideas for a large modern attached two-car workshop in Salt Lake City.

Halkin Photography
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary three-car workshop in Philadelphia.

This timber frame barn and garage structure includes an open second level light-filled room with exposed truss design and rough-sawn wood flooring perfect for parties and weekend DIY projects

REPIXS
Inspiration for an expansive country detached four-car workshop in Portland.

Mid-sized country detached two-car workshop in Philadelphia.

It all started with a picture of a worn, rustic turquoise door. From there, the homeowner grew her vision for her dream tack room. This old-west facade houses her tack room and a storage loft above with the door to the trophy room/man cave to the left and the guest apartment to the right.

John Siemering Homes. Custom Home Builder in Austin, TX
This is an example of an expansive country detached three-car workshop in Austin.

Front Elevation Design by R & P Lowell Architects
Inspiration for an expansive traditional attached three-car workshop in Boston.

Grey Melamine and Brushed Aluminum Doors with black glass inserts
Inspiration for a large modern attached workshop in Los Angeles.

J Grammling Photos
This is an example of an expansive arts and crafts attached workshop in Denver.

Our customer in Arundel, West Sussex was looking to add in a triple garage and wanted to gain a home office studio space as part of the build. A bespoke double storey oak barn garage was the perfect solution to meet the required needs. The use of quality British oak also worked well with their existing property and country surroundings, creating an elegant building despite its more practical and utilitarian uses. The natural colours of oak beam frame and cladding blend seamlessly with the surroundings and the contrast of the dark roof tiles give it a smart and contemporary edge. Proof that a garage does not have to be uninteresting. Our specialist team did all the frame construction, cladding, window fitting, tiling, and in this case the groundworks, electrics, internal finishes and decorating as well as landscaping around the building were carried out by the customers contractor. Even through a pandemic, Christmas holidays and winter weather the building was up and finished within 12 weeks and just look at the stunning results! The lower storey has given the client two large garages with double barn doors, creating a covered and secure area to store cars as well as providing a workshop and storage area. There is also a covered car port area for sheltered storage of another vehicle. The upper storey has provided the client with a spacious home office studio. The front of the building has a dormer window area, providing more ceiling height and space as well as letting in plenty of sunlight. The client also chose to add opening roof light windows either side in the roof to add further ventilation and light to the space. The office space is accessed by an attractive external oak staircase to right side of the building. The quality of the finish is just exquisite and the traditional finishing details such as the arched oak beams and peg construction really show the craftmanship that goes into creating an oak building. The lantern outside lighting just adds that final touch of style to this beautiful oak building.

Garage & Office Mike Waterman
Design ideas for a large country detached one-car workshop in Kent.

We were asked to design a detached garage and office structure to match the main house. This structure is not only an additional garage but also conceals the hunting dog runs and serves as a working office with the interior character designed to have the feel of a hunting lodge. The second floor room is finished to the underside of the roof which was carefully laid out to accommodate the owner’s significant collection of hunting trophy mounts and collectable items. We placed the structure to complement the existing home while creating a courtyard at the drive way and a backdrop for the rear yard family activity area. The exterior of the structure is a combination of natural cement plaster and brick with stone accents including bluestone walks extended from the upper level house terrace. Natural cement plaster was used to match the house but also with the knowledge that this material would eventually show signs of hairline cracks. This eventually will give the material an aged authentic feel. The design intent was to make this structure look like a seamless extension of the home’s design concept. We believe that this structure has accomplished this goal and have had a lot of good response to this design solution.

Garage and Pergola Sam Oberter Photography
Photo of a mid-sized traditional detached one-car workshop in New York.