We’ve got some exciting news for log cabin enthusiasts, self-builders, and homeowners looking for premium outdoor living solutions! From mid-April, Keops Log Cabins will have a permanent exhibition at the National Self Build & Renovation Centre (NSBRC) in Swindon.

When it comes to adding extra space to your garden, the obvious choice might seem to be a shed or a summerhouse. Whether you need a workspace, a relaxation hub, or extra storage, a log cabin delivers where a standard shed simply can’t.

When it comes to making the most of your garden, there’s no better way to do it than by adding a high-quality log cabin. Whether you’re looking for a home office, a personal gym, or a cosy retreat to escape to at the end of the day, a Keops log cabin offers a stylish and practical solution.

2025 promises a blend of sophistication, sustainability, and creativity. As more people rethink their living spaces, interior and exterior design trends are leaning into flexible, earthy, and personalised solutions that cater to both aesthetic appeal and practical needs.

The start of a new year is a perfect opportunity to turn aspirations into action. Whether you’re focused on health, productivity, or creating a better work-life balance, your environment plays a significant role in achieving those goals.

When deciding to put a log cabin, shed, or garden building in the grounds of your house, you will need to consider whether it will need planning permission or not. At the end of this blog, you can check if you need to apply for planning permission using our simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ configurator!

Choosing the right roofing material for your log cabin is crucial for ensuring its durability, aesthetic appeal, and overall performance.

Wooden car garages have become increasingly popular among homeowners due to their unique blend of practicality, aesthetic appeal, and environmental benefits.

Nestled between the Solent and the picturesque New Forest National Park, the New Forest Fruit Company is producing some of the UK’s finest soft fruits and asparagus.

Many potential customers have pre conceived ideas that pressure treated wall logs for log cabins are essential for the longevity of the cabin.

Grey is here to stay! This endlessly versatile colour has been popular for the past decade. Grey is a fabulous colour for decorating your log cabin as it goes so well with loads of other accent colours.

Your Keops log cabin will arrive wrapped in strong plastic and packed onto one or more pallets on a 60ft articulated lorry complete with Moffett - a ‘four way’ fork lift truck.