The WORK Shed began with an email titled “Tiny Project?” When a family with a toddler, a baby on the way, and a compact 1919 bungalow found themselves running out of space, they realized their 110-square-foot backyard shed – their current remote office – simply wasn’t enough. They needed a serious upgrade.
Minimalist backyard design has become a popular trend for homeowners looking to create serene, uncluttered outdoor spaces. Defined by simplicity, functionality, and clean lines, this approach transforms backyards into modern sanctuaries of calm. However, incorporating necessary structures like storage sheds into such designs can be a challenge.
If you ask anyone what a shed is, they’ll tell you it’s an outdoor storage unit. And that’s true. But what’s also true is that, in most cases, that outdoor shed is an eyesore most people would get rid of if it wasn’t so convenient to have.
Choosing between a home office and an office shed involves weighing numerous factors. While a home office often presents lower initial costs and greater convenience, an office shed offers enhanced work-life separation and potentially greater long-term value.
Imagine transforming that neglected shed in your backyard into a valuable asset that not only serves your needs but also increases your property’s worth. Whether you’re looking to create a cozy home office, a stylish garden retreat, or simply maximize your storage space, renovating your shed can be a game-changer.
Are you tired of your dated, dull shed? Give your shed the makeover it deserves with these easy tips. We’ll review a few techniques for turning your outdoor shed into a fully usable space.
Sheds, often overlooked as mere storage spaces, can be used unexpectedly. Whether transformed into a secluded office, a vibrant artist studio, a serene yoga retreat, a cozy guest house, a fun kids’ playhouse, or a private music studio, sheds offer endless possibilities for customization.
The tiny home movement has seen a growing trend amongst our clients to procure a stand alone dwellings akin to a granny flat, but with enhanced design and lifestyle aspirations.
