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“Five years, one Nook, hundreds of different days — and not one used the same.”

“.Every story lives somewhere. Ours live in timber and thread, slate and song — in every log, every stitch, every corner of your Nook.”

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We don’t do mass-produced interiors.
We don’t do flat-pack furniture. We don’t even do “options” — because in truth, your Nook will be made once, for one person: you.

From the hand-layered log walls to the stitched cushions and story-painted panels, everything inside your Nook is crafted by real hands — members of our growing Crafters’ Circle.

Want deep green velvet cushions? Done.
Dreaming of a mosaic wall inspired by the sea? Let’s design it together.
Prefer reclaimed timber with a story behind every knot? We’ll trace it.

Every Interior Element Can Be:

  • Custom-designed by our artists (or by you, if you're one of us!)

  • Built by our community of local crafters

  • Sourced with full provenance — you’ll know who made it, where the wood grew, what the tiles once were.

Because beauty isn’t just in how something looks — it’s in how it was made, and why.

Every client receives a hand-bound keepsake:


“The Story of Your Nook” — a one-of-a-kind book that documents who designed, built, and imagined each piece of your interior. With pictures, notes, and provenance for every item inside your Nook, it’s the heart behind the home.

This is your Nook’s memory. A little book of magic.

The Garden Nook Company

Inside every Garden Nook, there’s a story you can feel.


A story that begins not with blueprints, but with people. And places. And materials that have had other lives.

We believe a handcrafted space should remember its roots — literally.

So we trace every element of your Nook’s interior back to where it came from:

  • The mosaic wall? You’ll know who designed it, who built it, and where the tiles were sourced.

  • The cushions? Hand-sewn by someone you’ll be proud to know.

  • The logs and timber? We’ll tell you which forest they grew in, how they were dried, and who shaped them.

  • The tree-root chandelier? You’ll learn its journey — from forest floor to ceiling light.

  • The scaffold boards that form your cladding? We’ll tell you whose buildings they once held up — and where.

This isn’t just about provenance.
It’s about pride.
It’s about story.
It’s about you, knowing that your Nook was built with care, character, and complete transparency.

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