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One Pod, Many Lives: Sally’s Pink Schooner Pod
Sally uses a pink Schooner Pod as a home office by day and a place to play guitar and watch Netflix in the evening. Her teenage twins use it as their chill-out space. She wanted a garden room that could do more than one job.
Sally’s pink Schooner at a glance
- Pod: Schooner Pod, 4.2m deep, 2.4m wide and 2.3m high (from £7,095 today)
- Colour: pink exterior with a white glazed door
- Inside: desk with two monitors, a green sofa, a stove-style electric heater and a window with a blind
- Heating: a Bluetooth-controlled heater she switches on from her phone before going out
- Delivery: lifted by crane from the street into the garden
Why a Schooner suits a multi-use family space
The 4.2m Schooner is long enough to zone: a working desk at one end and a sofa at the other. That is why the same room works as an office, a music corner and a teenagers’ den without moving furniture.
It changes depending on the time of day. During working hours, it’s my home office. In the evenings, it becomes a space to play guitar, watch Netflix and relax.
Sally
Need a room that does several jobs? See our garden office pods and compare all sizes, or read Sally’s full answers below.
By
Sally Rae,
January 2026
Our Customer’s Experience
How did you first hear about Hully Pods?
I came across Hully Pods while looking for a garden room that could give me a proper workspace at home, without taking over the house.
What challenges/problems necessitated the purchase of a Hully Pod?
I wanted a space that could work as a home office, but also be somewhere I could relax in the evenings and that my teenage twins could use too. I didn’t want something that felt single-purpose.
What were you looking for in terms of a garden room solution?
I was looking for something that would: Work well as a home office during the day. Feel cosy and comfortable in the evenings. Be flexible enough for family use. Look great in the garden
What made Hully Pods stand out over other solutions that you researched?
It changes depending on the time of day. During working hours, it’s my home office. In the evenings, it becomes a space to play guitar, watch Netflix, and relax. And when my teenage twins take over, it’s their chill-out pad.
How has your Hully Pod helped you since it arrived?
It’s become a really natural extension of our home. Everyone uses it differently, and that flexibility is exactly what I wanted.
What plans do you have to use your Hully Pod in the future?
I can see it continuing to evolve as our needs change – it’s one of those spaces that adapts rather than being fixed to one purpose.
Is there anything else we should know?
The colour, the flexibility, and the ease of use all make it feel like a space we genuinely love spending time in.
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