Sheds are supposed to be all about practical matters. Things lined up, just so. My neighbor up the street has a meticulously, shoot, I'd say a beautifully organized shed. It is joy to see the order. She says it helps her feel more centered. I can understand that. I could wish to achieve that. I know that I will never reach that goal.
In my most honest moments, I have to admit that I'd also like to have a shed that was boldly expressive. Being expressive means one need not be neat. I love neat, but seem to be missing the neat gene.
This was a shed I saw when visiting some friends.
Now this...this, can serve as a model of what I might accomplish without going mad.
Perhaps.
I might have seen that shed up the street from you. Every time I turn onto your block I think that's where I saw it, on one of those Theodore Payne garden tours a couple of years ago. If it's the one I'm thinking of, yes, it is beautifully organized and enviable.
ReplyDeleteI like this one, too.
I don't have a shed, but I have a potting table in the garage, overloaded with junk. Maybe a project for the weekend.
That's the one. I love the organic feel to this one. You look at the shed and you know this has had a cumulative approach to its development.
DeleteI would be more then happy to take this shed to my home. I love the (assuming) weathered teak
ReplyDeleteI know. It would be great to see this in time lapse. It was funny because most of the rest of the garden is very planned.
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