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Okay, I'm nosy. Why do you need to move your shed? I once was included in a project that painted styrofoam but it was for an interior non-decorating use.

The shed is vinyl, I'm pretty sure. I'm not at home but the link captures the vibe. The reason we move it occasionally is that my husband is insane. He likes to garden, flowers and veggies, but thinks he's a landscape architect. Now and again, when he catches landscape fever and decides the entire backyard has to be completely renovated, the shed is usually moved. So instead of being normal people who would put their shed on a concrete pad, ours rests on a wooden platform resting on cinder blocks! Insert frowny face emoji here.

Shed

Put some large, long flowerboxes around it, painted to match the trim, planted with annuals and bulbs. Adding something to the vinyl siding would probably look unattractive. If the vinyl has faded, ask the manufacturer if it can be painted, and with what.

Yup^. Just have the flower boxes be separately moveable.

What about a mural? Maybe a local art student for more affordability?

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The mural ideas is great! As is the boxes because they too can be easily mobile when necessary. Thank you for these ideas. You guys rock.

Thank you for explaining the moving shed part...crazy isn't necessarily a bad thing! I love the mural ideas. Maybe if it's doodled up in its current spot it will be permanent???

You guys are awesome. The ideas are all wonderful. I like the patio/adirondack because that too would be portable. That, combined with a mural behind it could be just what I'm looking for. I have no idea where the styrofoam shakes idea came from. I have this (very) vague memory have having seen someone do a project along those lines, and the finished product, because of the paint (and more) was solid as steel and light as a feather. All we need to do now is invent the darn process and have it patented. We'll all be rich.