15 Comments
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Barb, that's a fabulous transformation! And who doesn't like a glad potting shed ... -
Thanks, Linda. The old door was a peeling interior door which looked disgusting on many levels : ) The door shutters I bought for seven dollars at a yard sale, painted and put garden theme handles on. The mower was sent to the garage! -
Barb, if my shed looked like this, maybe I wouldn't mind going into it so much. Mine is so sad, it even depresses me. Thaks for posting this - great job! -
Thanks, Terri! Get after that old shed and spruce it up - there's a potting shed hiding in there somewhere!
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That's a great looking shed, Barb. But please tell me you just left your tools outside for photo styling! -
Thanks, Douglas. The old, rusty tools I used as garden accents - my good, everyday tools are inside the potting shed!
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This is so beautiful..so wish I had a non attached home..apartment complexes are tough, but I did have some cute plants this year. My carnation died so need to replace her. -
If your complex allows it, maybe you can start a community garden or flowerbeds!
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Looks great! I like the blue color. :) -
I, too, love this...especially the color of the door which makes it all pop... Barb, do u recall the name of the paint color/and brand??? -
It was Sherwin Williams paint - I will have to dig around for the color names for you. The main part of the house was a cool gray, the trim was white and a colonial toned blue.
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Very lovely and a really great addition to your garden. -
Yup the color of the doors does it for me, wonderful. -
Love the color! Very nice. I've been trying to come up with a potting shed, but havent been able to figure out what I want yet, within my price range. -
OK - the colors are Sherwin Williams ~ Colonial Revival Gray (walls), Distance (blue trim) and Super White (white trim) for those of you who asked.
