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Create on the Water

A Room for the Things You Enjoy

Not every extra room has to be practical. A leisure barge can create a private place to read, watch films, enjoy hobbies, entertain or simply step away from the main living space.

Not every extra room has to be practical

A leisure barge can create a private place to read, watch films, enjoy hobbies, entertain or simply step away from the main living space.

Plan your extra leisure space

Does This Sound Familiar?

• Need Somewhere to Switch Off?
• No Room for Hobbies?
• Want a Cinema Without Losing Your Lounge?
• Could Your Boat Use a Garden Room?

A Floating Room with No Everyday Compromise

A dedicated leisure space allows the main boat to remain set up for daily living. The separate barge can stay ready for the activity it was designed around.
• Reading room and library
• Cinema and media room
• Garden room and viewing lounge
• Music-listening or gaming room
• Craft and hobby retreat
• Quiet room for relaxation

Concepts with Personality

Leisure barges can be highly personal. Materials, colour, lighting, storage and furniture can create a distinct atmosphere while still complementing the main boat.
• Wall-to-wall books and integrated seating
• Projector, screen and acoustic treatment
• Panoramic glazing and waterside seating
• Display space for collections
• Hobby storage and fold-out work surfaces
• Soft lighting and concealed technology

Flexible Family and Social Space

The room can support more than one compatible use, such as cinema evenings, games, reading and occasional guests. Furniture and storage should be selected around the most important activity rather than trying to cover every possibility.
• Family film nights
• Teenage hangout space
• Private reading retreat
• Small social lounge
• Board-game and hobby room
• Occasional overflow seating

For Owners and Lifestyle-Focused Marinas

A private owner may want a personal retreat, while a marina could offer bookable creative or leisure spaces as part of a wider customer experience.
• Owner leisure room
• Bookable marina retreat
• Creative break space
• Wellbeing and quiet-use concept
• Lifestyle showcase unit

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it include a television?
Yes. Screen position, lighting, power, ventilation and equipment storage can be considered in the layout.
Can it double as guest space?
Potentially, using adaptable furniture, provided the primary leisure use remains practical.
Can it have large windows?
Glazing can be explored around views, privacy, solar gain and the overall design.
Can it be used in winter?
The intended season should guide insulation, heating and ventilation.
Can the interior be highly customised?
Yes. Leisure concepts can be developed around personal style, collections, hobbies and preferred atmosphere.

Request a Concept Design

Create a floating leisure space that fits your location and requirements. Speak to Rosethorn Boat Builders about your site, proposed use and the dreams you want to deliver.