Cleverly designed, the pool house doubles as a shed and workshop on one side of the building. Raymond saved the shed doors from a job that he had gotten tearing down an old barn. The doors allow the entire front of the shed to open up, while their rustic finish carries on the aesthetic of the rest of the yard. Jennifer's 1963 International Harvester is another great score, and seemed almost meant to be. Found on Ebay, the truck came to her after deals on other vehicles fell through. "All of a sudden this truck was for sale on Ebay, and it was on my street a few houses away; I couldn't believe it," says Jennifer. Although she was initially outbid for the truck, the day after the auction she was notified that the winner had forfeited the sale, "So I am the lucky owner of 'Harvey'", she says with a smile. Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2014 Houzz

Inspiration for a traditional shed and granny flat in Chicago.

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Inspiration for a traditional granny flat in Columbus.

Design ideas for a traditional detached shed and granny flat in New York.

The she shed was intended for a combination art studio and a place to relax for the homeowner who was elderly and suffered with a severe medical condition. We needed to maximize the space to it’s potential, especially since it’s a small space. Included was higher-end pieces such as a stunning chandelier and a stunning Anderson door entrance system. For a more tranquil environment, we incorporated space for comfortable furniture and a propane fireplace. Space was used to the max with built in shelving and cabinetry for the art work and supplies. This she-shed was built with custom features consisting of: Cathedral ceiling with skylights for abundance of natural light Propane fireplace Built in cabinets and shelving for art studio supplies Barn door entrance to small garden tool storage area

This is an example of a mid-sized traditional detached studio in San Luis Obispo.

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Photo of a mid-sized traditional detached garden shed in West Midlands.

This is shed turned living space. The owners wanted to be able to entertain many guests while the inside of their shed was small. We accomplished this by building a big wraparound deck with a TV, sofas, hammock, and bar. On the inside we have a sofa that fits 3-4 and a TV framed in an antique mirror frame. Underneath it we have three stools for extra seating as well as a window seat built in to the far wall. There is also a fold down desk/bar with a gold chair.

Inspiration for a traditional detached shed and granny flat in Moscow.

Photo of a traditional granny flat in New York.

Feel inspired yet? I feel healthier just looking at this shed.
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional detached studio in Detroit.

Small traditional attached granny flat in San Diego.

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Small traditional detached granny flat in Dorset.

Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional detached studio in Auckland.

A yoga shed should have a space reserved for sitting. After a long yoga session, a chair like this would be the perfect place to sit down and relax. Why not add a shelf for books too?

Who said shed’s are just for the boys? Girls want them too! Horse riders, Motor bikers, gardeners and more. The only rules are, that there are no rules with what you can do with your very own SheShed. Our tiny cottage will sit happily in the bottom of your garden, surrounded by your magical forest, a place to make your very own. Or just as easily it will sit next to the boy’s shed, a place for your toys that he can’t touch! Join the craze and open the door to what inspires you, the ultimate girls space. We send full instructions and provide phone and email support if you need it. It is recommended that a builder puts this together or a handyman with some trade skills. CONTACT US www.sheshedz.com.au phone 1800 316 583

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Traditional detached shed and granny flat in Other.

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to see more photos of this project, go to our blog post. http://livingvintageco.com/2015/07/jennys-garden-shed-revealed/ photo by Mark Gaynor