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No, this greenhouse is not wood! Designed to make it look just like cedar, this custom paint job of our aluminum frame is one of the most unique styles.


Contemporary She-shed home office with it's own deck, oversized windows, vaulted ceilings, wood flooring, heat, electricity. Photos by Christophe Servieres @Shot2Sell


Allison Cartwright
Trendy detached greenhouse photo in Austin
Trendy detached greenhouse photo in Austin


Jeffrey Coupland Photography & Berger Partnership
Inspiration for a contemporary greenhouse remodel in Seattle
Inspiration for a contemporary greenhouse remodel in Seattle


12x18 Signature Series Studio Shed
• Volcano Gray lap siding
• Yam doors
• Natural Eaves (no finish or paint)
• Lifestyle Interior Package
Mid-sized trendy shed photo in Denver
Mid-sized trendy shed photo in Denver


10x12 Studio Shed home office - Lifestyle Interior plus our added height option. The standard height of most models is 8'6" but you can choose to add 1 or even 2 extra feet of ceiling height. Our small kit "Pinyon" sits perpendicular to the office, holding garden tools and other supplies in a 4x8 footprint. The concrete pad, which extends to serve as the interior floor as well, was poured and stained by the home owner once the design phase of his project was complete.


Custom size commercial storefront doors
Double stacked Victorian gutter with 2” downspouts
Greenhouse - huge contemporary attached greenhouse idea in Vancouver
Greenhouse - huge contemporary attached greenhouse idea in Vancouver


A simple exterior with glass, steel, concrete, and stucco creates a welcoming vibe.
Small trendy detached guesthouse photo in Austin
Small trendy detached guesthouse photo in Austin


This project is about the re-imagining of an existing boathouse from the 1950’s. The utilitarian concrete block building was lightless and uninspired. New construction was not possible because of its location within the shoreline setback. In addition to storing boats, the client wanted a building that could serve as the hub of beach activities and accommodate overflow guests. Without altering the height or building footprint a totally new structure was created from within. New life and purpose was breathed into the building, and creative flexible space achieved with movable features crafted in local natural materials. The structure presents a hard exterior when closed to deter vandalism and theft, but when open it displays the warmth of marine plywood walls. The oversized doors open perpendicular to the building to create two outdoor “rooms” on either side of the building. One captures morning light and provides shelter from off shore breezes, and the second does the same for evening light and wind. The madrone stair, made from salvaged wood, can be lifted with a block and tackle to make room for a boat in winter.
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