Check out this post on Lifehacker. Brian Dehamer needed a work space, but with the arrival of a new baby extra space was something they just couldn’t find inside their house…
Look! Shed Life
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He bought a pre-fab shed, retro fitted it with electricity and phone lines, painted and decorated it, and now he has a completely functional little office behind his house. To see more pictures of the process, go to his post on Lifehacker.
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i can't imagine it's the best place to be in the extreme heat or cold, but it is pretty sweet!
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Back in this heyday, Christopher Lowell outfitted a shed as a guest house. Pretty much the same concept, exept for desk, a bed, or daybed, chair, desk, etc. Anybody remember?
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What kind permit did he have to get for that??
Those are illegal in my state (VA). They are considered ADU's (Accessory Dwelling Units).
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It reminds me of the Nick Drake song, "Man in the Shed." LOVE it.
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