top of page
Profile
Join date: Apr 17, 2024
About
Nathalie Davis is the UK's leading expert in Ornate Garden Pods, with over a decade of hands-on experience transforming outdoor spaces into cozy, stylish retreats. Known for her friendly and approachable nature, Nathalie combines deep knowledge with a touch of fun, making her the go-to guru for all things garden pods. Whether you're dreaming of a tranquil escape or an alfresco office, Nathalie’s expertise and infectious enthusiasm ensure every garden pod she touches becomes a cherished haven. When she’s not designing dreamy retreats, you’ll find her exploring the great outdoors with her regal but slightly smelly polar bear (Golden Retriever), Barkley, by her side.
Posts (29)
Oct 6, 2026 ∙ 3 min
As seen in The Telegraph: a borrowed workspace and a reclaimed kitchen table
Holly and Barkley featured in The Telegraph outside the Offset Oval House Garden Pod It’s a lovely moment when you spot your small business in a national newspaper. Even lovelier when the story behind it involves helping a friend. Pods and Pavilions was recently mentioned in The Telegraph’s article about my friend Holly Johnson, who saves money by borrowing and sharing things with friends and neighbours. Written by Annie Hayes, the piece explores everything from camping equipment and cars to...
30
0
Sep 4, 2026 ∙ 4 min
More Than Just a Pretty Space: Why Hospitality Is Embracing the Pod
For hotels, spas and hospitality venues, beautiful grounds are a tremendous asset but the unpredictable British weather can make them difficult to use commercially throughout the year. Garden pods provide a way to transform outdoor spaces into comfortable, distinctive and bookable experiences that guests can enjoy in every season. From private dining and afternoon tea to spa treatments, celebrations and corporate meetings, a pod can give an otherwise underused part of a hotel’s grounds its...
12
0
1
Sep 3, 2026 ∙ 4 min
The shortest (and loveliest) commute: Garden Office Pods
Working from home can sound like the perfect arrangement: no commute, more flexibility and the freedom to structure your day around your life. But the reality is not always quite so idyllic. The kitchen table becomes a desk. Work papers slowly take over the spare room. Household jobs compete for attention and, without a physical journey home at the end of the day, it can become surprisingly difficult to switch off. That is why more people are looking beyond the traditional home office and...
19
0
1
bottom of page