Once you have decided how you are going to use your 'away cabin', it's time to decorate it. You can put a carpet or area rug on the floor, decide the furniture pieces you want in it. This unit comes with some shelving, so you can make use of it for essentials. If you are going to use it in the evening, you can get some Battery Operated
lighting if you won't have it wired for electricity. Need a small writing/computer desk
? Add a nice comfy swivel recliner
for reading or a nap. If you want some elegance, you can get some tension rods and hang some nice drapes on the walls.
If I were lucky enough to have one of these in the back yard, my hubby would run the electricity to it for me, and that way I could use it for a sewing room or craft area.
All in all, it makes a nice little personal space for whatever use. If you wanted larger you could get this 8-by-10-Foot Outdoor Storage Shed with Windows, Skylights, and Shelving. This one could even be decorated up and used as a guest bedroom.
Now that you have your 'hide-away' set up, you can do your landscaping around it. Put in a pathway in front of it, or a nice little patio. Plant your favorite bushes and flowers around it. Set it up just like you would do with any house. It should be fun, inviting and a jewel in your yard.
Here is a tutorial on a yard shed being turned into a retreat. This is a wooden structure and larger than we are talking about here, but it gives some good ideas for you to work with.
If you prefer to build your space, here is some interesting reading:
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Stylish Sheds and Elegant Hideaways: Big Ideas for Small Backyard Destinations
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Sheds: The Do-It-Yourself Guide for Backyard Builders
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The Tumbleweed DIY Book of Backyard Sheds and Tiny Houses: Build your own guest cottage, writing studio, home office, craft workshop, or personal retreat


I have tohught about doing this!!! What a great idea!
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