Every garden needs a place to store tools and plant pots, start a few seeds, or have a quiet place to sit and dream; make yours a Junk Garden Shed;
It can be funky and rustic, with lots of salvaged stuff decorating it in a whimsical pattern or just in a random assortment of precious finds.
Your style might be a flowery bower, with trellises on the outside, frills and furbelows and lots of gingerbread trim.
It might be a log shed, made out of poles cut right on your property, or salvaged from the pruning crew.
Whatever the theme, make it an outstanding display area, with creative vignettes and humorous signs, planters made of old junk and above all, make it completely and totally yours. Let your creativity guide you...
And here are some more ideas that I discovered - maybe you'll get inspired.
Even a plain shed can be fancied up with paint, different siding effects, interesting pieces of rusty metal hung on the outsides, and much more.
See how we did some unique shingles in the shape of rustic fish scales made from Mason jar lids, and some barnboard and twig siding on another shed. The sky is the limit, when you let your imagination loose.
I hope you've enjoyed seeing this eclectic mix of funky, rustic, old fashioned and just plain out there little sheds; well, what are you waiting for? Get yours going now (or share it with us!)
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