poster by joeseppi
I'm pretty sure that using this will make you handier.
rustic yet refined tool box via cottagefarm
One for herbs, one for flowers.
vintage garden baskets via storybookcharm
Everything must have its place.
oak shed pegs to hang garden tools by FuturePrimGarden
Things need to be clean - even in a shed.
gardener's pot brush also by FuturePrimGarden
Can I get this in my size, please?
Shed mate:
rustic tin roofed wooden bench via polkadotHOME
...and rest one's weary head...
Just to be clear, I am not going to be decorating any regular old shed for today's post. I am going to be designing a lovely (but still practical!) garden shed like the one that I fell in love with in July. A cozy place of escape as well as place to store those necessary tools - is that too much to ask for?
Practical and pretty necessities:
rustic yet refined tool box via cottagefarm
One for herbs, one for flowers.
vintage garden baskets via storybookcharm
Everything must have its place.
oak shed pegs to hang garden tools by FuturePrimGarden
Things need to be clean - even in a shed.
gardener's pot brush also by FuturePrimGarden
Perfect! (but pretend):
miniature garden shed shelf (1/12 dollhouse scale) by JaynesArt
Shed mate:
If there must be a mouse, please let it be this one.
field mouse by Marjji
A place to rest and read:
After a weary day of planting, one needs to sit...rustic tin roofed wooden bench via polkadotHOME
...and rest one's weary head...
French burlap slips for pillows by PetitCoterie
In addition to the poster at the top of the post,
How beautiful sheds can be!
"turn the corner autumn" photograph by AnnWilkinson
Not for planting, but for framing. 1920s antique seed packets via HummingbirdEyes
Weathered beauty.
"Behind The Tool Shed" photograph by photoamato
...catch up on some reading.
1951 Better Homes and Gardens Garden Book via AttysVintageA shelf full of vases:
Because one needs lots of vases for freshly cut flowers especially if one is very fancy.
lady's head vases via headsup4u
lady's head vases via headsup4u
In addition to the poster at the top of the post,
for decoration:
How beautiful sheds can be!
"turn the corner autumn" photograph by AnnWilkinson
Not for planting, but for framing. 1920s antique seed packets via HummingbirdEyes
Weathered beauty.
"Behind The Tool Shed" photograph by photoamato
Lovely blog! Makes me want to escape to my garden! Thanks for including my 'behind the Tool Shed" photograph!!
ReplyDeleteit is a lovely blog. i agree. thanks for including my pot brush and hanging pegs!
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wow, what an amazing blog you have, and this post is so inspiring! thank you for including my photograph along with all these treasures. i LOVE sheds, too, and little playhouses and old barns. thank you so much!
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cute mouse!
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So lovely! I would die to have some of those vintage seed packets!
ReplyDeleteyeah! congrats. saw you won naturally nina gifty!! LOVE this post. what a collection of lovelies. that firt poster is gorgeous. makes me want to garden away...
ReplyDeleteGreat post! So many fun things.
ReplyDeletei collect lady head vases so im always happy when i come across some on the blogs! xo.
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I just build a long-awaited garden shed for my backyard and wanted decorating ideas that would be suitable for my 1944 house. This blog gave me lots of fun ideas. Thank you!
ReplyDeletecongrats! keep up the good work/this is a great presentation.
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