SEE UPDATED PICS AT BOTTOM OF POST...
I'm buying a shed today. Not a big one. Just 8' x 10'. It's cute...two little windows, peaked roof, 2 additional vents. It's not for my staging inventory, however. It's supposed to be for the kid's outside toys and seasonal stuff that occasionally clogs easy access to our garage.
So of course, I'll have to do a little design work on it...paint the shutters to match the house, add a flower box, perhaps a little garden in front of it. I'll add some practical yet attractive hooks and other "holder's of stuff" inside so it can stay organized. However, I have a sneaking suspicion that it may be come a "man house" for my husband. Any ideas?
But seriously, I doubt I'll ever set foot in it once it's done...he's positioning it at the edge of the woods, and I have a feeling that spiders might move in. So here is my question...anyone have a great proactive solution for keeping spiders out of a shed in a wooded area? Yea, it's quite a phobia I have!
Also, any ideas on how to design it as a man house? I could really have some fun with this!
UPDATE: Here is our new shed, or (as my 2 year old calls it...the "Man House"). First, the outside:
And (drum roll please)....staged for a man!!! Note the understated clean lines, subtle use of color, and great view. Surley no man would struggle visualizing a purpose for THIS room!
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