17 creative shed inspirations for outdoor living

These sheds can be converted to a living space, like a home studio or office. Some can be used as guesthouses or granny apartments.

You can add a beautiful bookshelf and transform your shed into a reading nook or you can use it as a place to store and organize your gardening supplies to create an oasis in your backyard. Make your shed your own.

Check out these beautiful he-and-she shed ideas to get some inspiration.

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1. Garden House

It should allow you to escape the daily stresses of life at any time. Fill your shed with items that you love to create a stress-free, relaxing environment. Choose comfortable chairs and artwork that will make you smile.

 

2. Faux Fireplace

It’s not always a good idea to have a fireplace in your tiny shed. It’s not always feasible to install a fireplace in a small shed. You can achieve the same cozy atmosphere with a faux-fireplace made of pretty candles. This is what this she shed did.

 

3. Herb Garden Accent

Installing one of these vertical herb gardens will save you space if you do not want to devote your entire shed to gardening. Make your own by stitching pockets into a length weed barrier, and hanging it on a copper pipe. It can be placed on the side or roof of your shed to add a touch of green.

 

4. Ultimate Potting Shed

Transform your shed to the potting shed you’ve always wanted. Outside, add a lot of greenery along with watering and seating supplies. Build a table that can hold extra soil, and provides plenty of room to pot up plants and grow seedlings. This potting shed is perfect for avid gardeners.

 

5. Cozy Reading Nook

Create the coziest nook possible in your shed by using all of the blankets and pillows you own. It can be used to relax and read a book, enjoy a cup of hot tea or even take a nap.

 

6. Natural Decor

This shed looks like it came straight from a fairytale. You can achieve a similar look by using natural decor items, such as dried flowers in abundance. Add different textures and materials to the space for a more interesting look.

 

7. Rustic Retreat

Interior designers and DIYers love rustic design because it is stylish, chic and budget-friendly. Rustic style has an aged, rustic, and casual look. Incorporate rustic style into your shed using natural colors and materials, as well as vintage décor pieces. Search thrift shops in your area for unique items.

 

8. Mini Vacation Home

You can create an oasis right outside your home with modern decor, interesting accent pieces and greenery. This shed has a lounge inside and dining space outside. Add a vegetable garden and hen coop to your outdoor dining area and serve your guests farm-to table meals.

 

9. Rounded Roof Shed

Instead of the traditional wooden shed, opt for a plastic pod that has a rounded top. They are unique but smaller than the average she shed. Depending on what you plan to do with your shed, it may be necessary to find multi-purpose decor and furniture.

 

10. Sewing Shed

A sewing or craft shed can be a great solution if you do not have the space in your home for a large craft room. You’ll feel as if you are in a completely different environment when you walk out into your shed.

 

11. Pink Palace

Pink is a fun, calming color that’s often associated with romance. Interior designers have embraced light pink to the extent that some consider it a neutral. Include it in your shed design to instantly feel calm and loving when you open the doors.

Consider using a color other than pink to create a monochromatic look , such as sage or sky blue.

 

12. Reclaimed Wood She Shed

Without the right decor, some prefabricated sheds may look too generic and cookie-cutter. Build your own shed if you want something unique. You can find all the materials you need for the shed at thrift and reuse shops. If you are not comfortable with DIY, you could hire a contractor.

 

13. Tucked Away Shed

Plant a lush, magical garden around your shed. To make your shed look even more beautiful, add a stone pathway to the entrance. You can use the shed for a potting shed, as a greenhouse or as a place to relax.

 

14. Boho-Style Interior

You can transform your shed into your personal paradise with the right interior design. Decorate your shed with boho pieces like those seen here for a relaxing and peaceful vibe.

 

15. She Shed Hostess

You love to entertain guests. You’ll love a she shed that has plenty of seating. You can use it to host dinners for friends, invite them over for a crafting night or just relax.

 

16. Flower Boxes & Faux Windows

You don’t have to keep your shed small and simple just because it is basic. Use old window frames to make faux windows. You can find them in antique stores. Install flower boxes beneath them to give the cottage style look. Grow your favorite flowers.

 

17. Organized Workspace

If you work from home, a she shed is the perfect place to escape distractions. A she shed is a great home office for those who work from home. It allows you to escape any distractions like a sink of dirty plates.