Composite colour
Oeco’s exterior information includes smooth and woodgrain composite options in colours such as olive green, charcoal, ivory and teak. Board profile, colour and laying direction all change the finished appearance.

Garden space buying guide
Explore composite cladding, Thermowood, cedar and interior finishes for your Oeco garden room. Build a palette around your home and garden.

Your palette. Your space.
Begin with the view from the house. A warm timber exterior can sit comfortably among planting; darker composite finishes create a stronger architectural outline. Compare samples in daylight alongside your paving and existing garden materials.
Design inspiration
Discuss your preferred finishOeco’s exterior information includes smooth and woodgrain composite options in colours such as olive green, charcoal, ivory and teak. Board profile, colour and laying direction all change the finished appearance.
Thermowood brings a consistent brown tone; Western Red Cedar has varied warm natural tones. Timber changes appearance as it weathers, so discuss the look you want at installation and over time.
A feature front and a simpler finish on less visible sides can be part of the design discussion. Match corners, trims, doors and roof edges to the overall palette, rather than choosing each item in isolation.
The Essential Pod’s OSB-lined finish and Premium Room’s plastered interior create different starting points. Then bring in your wall colours, furniture, lighting and storage. Oeco’s Premium interior specification describes laminate flooring, concealed wiring and four double sockets, with additional electrical options available.