No. 01
Engineered for sound
Resilient bars in the ceiling, mineral-wool batts in every cavity, acoustic seals around the doors — typical noise transfer to the main house drops to inaudible at conversational volume.
Music room
Practice, record, perform — without compromise.
Whether you're learning piano at 50, recording your first EP, or rehearsing for a tour — a music room at the end of the garden gives you the freedom to make noise on your own terms. No headphones, no apologies, no neighbour-knock at 10 pm.
Why music room
A music room earns its place.
These are the reasons our clients give us, in their own words, six months after moving in. Read them as honest arguments — not marketing.
No. 02
Treated, not just isolated
We can spec broadband absorbers, bass traps and diffusion so the room sounds as good as it is quiet — no muddy low-end, no harsh reflections on the mic.
No. 03
Pro-grade electrics
Star-earthed audio circuits, isolated mains for sensitive gear, balanced wall plates, Cat-6 for digital snake or Dante — properly speced for serious recording.
No. 04
Climate-stable
Pianos, guitars and tube amps all hate moisture and temperature swings. Insulated, dehumidified and heated — your instruments stay in tune and in tone.
No. 05
Day or night
Practice scales at 7 am or finish the mix at 1 am. The household, and the neighbours, won't notice.
No. 06
Bigger than your spare room
Drum kits, grand pianos, double basses, mic stands and amp racks all need volume — actual cubic metres. Garden rooms give you that without converting half the house.
Real interiors
A few directions to start the conversation.
A natural starting point
Most clients begin with The Forge.
Recommended footprint: 3.5 × 3.5 m onwards. Every spec from this point onwards — insulation, glazing, electrics, finishes — is bespoke to how you'll actually use the room.
“Make the room loud. Make the room quiet. Make the music that's been waiting on you.”
In their words
The room, six months on.
“Neighbour came round to ask what I'd done. Said he couldn't hear a thing.”
“First mix I've done that actually translated to the car.”
“Played piano at 11pm last night for the first time in 20 years.”
Quotes shared with permission. First names + nearest town only.
One quiet conversation
Let’s sketch your music room.
A 30-minute design call — no pressure, no quote scripts, no obligation. We’ll talk about how you’d use the room and rough out a plan together.
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