My grandfather had a small potting shed attached to his garage. He stored most of his garden tools there along with a wooden cart he used to transport topsoil, compost and plants to the garden. I don’t have a shed but I often think about how I’d design one, especially the interior. This photograph is intriguing to me. I love the rustic architecture- exposed wooden beams, clapboard and old french doors. Aren’t the pendant light, pea gravel floor and metal chair great touches?
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Note- Pea gravel can be purchased at house/garden centers. Anderson sells square awning windows (similar to those above) labeled A21’s.
(Potting room photo- Elle Decor. Collage- Martha B.)
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Love the look, but the practical side of me thinks about not being able to push my chair away from the work bench because I’m on gravel — even though the gravel is also the coolest part of the design.
Linda- Always the tension in design…’form versus function.’ :)