Shy Rabbit Farm Farmhouse Shed, Boston
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Theresa Fine added this to My Houzz: Collected and Cozy in New Hampshire
Sandy and Jim built the shed themselves as a place to house gardening tools and as a relaxing space away from the house.
Becky Harris added this to 13 Inspiring Ideas for Backyard Sheds
3. Add comfortable furniture. Over at Shy Rabbit Farm in New Hampshire, the new potting shed serves not only as a spot for tending to the herb garden, but also as a relaxing retreat for the homeowners.
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 10 Favorite Shed Features for Comfort and Joy
2. Gardening tools. Of course, a shed is a natural place for the tools you use for gardening, potting up plants and working on your landscape. Extra pots, shovels and pitchforks are the only accessories you’ll ever need.
Annie Thornton added this to Houzz Call: Show Us Your Hardworking Garden Shed!
Sandy and Jim Gorman built their New Hampshire shed as a place for potting and storing garden tools. Expansive windows and whitewashed wood interiors make it a space that embraces being out in the garden, in addition to storing the tools to maintain it. See more of this New Hampshire shed and houseNow show us!Homeowners: Upload a picture of your backyard shed or greenhouse and tell us how you use it and what its most useful feature is. Designers: Upload a picture of a shed you designed recently and tell us how its innovative details work for the homeowners.More: How to Add a Backyard Shed for Storage or Living
Kate Burt added this to Dreamy Retreats and Hideaways for One
Relax with a little sowing. They say gardening is therapeutic. Where better to start a relaxing day puttering in your green patch than in a peaceful garden shed, where you have space for potting plants and tidily storing tools? And all reassuringly out of earshot from the chaos of a busy house. It’s amazing what a little whitewashing can do — it has given this small space a lovely, airy feel. To maximize the soothing atmosphere, paint the floor and ceiling as well as the walls.
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Could use reclaimed windows over potting bench
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