Modern-Shed customers often use their new shed as a retreat from the home, sometimes creating work spaces, such as art studios, home offices or writing rooms.
Less often do we hear of customers carving out a different kind of space — a Modern-Shed home fitness center, but the options are endless. We’ve had customers create Modern-Shed yoga studios, Modern-Shed gyms and even a Modern-Shed sauna and steam room! Continue reading
Modern-Shed customers use their spaces for a variety of reasons, chief among which is the desire to work in solitude.
That’s what makes Modern-Shed the perfect office for writers, who often work from home alone. Continue reading
Many customers use Modern-Sheds as personal art studios. For example, check out one of our recent customer profiles:
Aside from the obvious beauty of the Modern-Shed, the owner did a fantastic job decorating, too. The room is a canvas in itself with its clean look. While we can’t match everything on display in her shed, we’d like to try and help potential Modern-Shed art studio customers. We’ve compiled a few items that are space-conscious, elegantly designed and affordable.
At least one in five people work from home, and the number will only increase in the next few years. And who can blame them? More jobs than ever allow employees to work from home, especially if your job involves heavy online work. Working from home can be rewarding; I work from home, and I find I get more work done than I did in traditional work environments. Plus, I save money on gas and other work-related expenses.
Sometimes we at Modern-Shed get a customer testimonial so awesome, we can’t help but sharing directly. Continue reading
PENNSYLVANIA — “I wanted to build something that had integrity to it.”
SAN BRUNO — As a photographer who works from home and a mom of three kids, Kimberli seldom found the right space to complete her projects. Continue reading
BOTHELL — When Alyse and Jesse discovered Modern-Shed, they realized that it was exactly what they’d been looking for.
BAY AREA — When Marianne first took up creating stained-glass art projects, she worried about getting glass all over her home.
FALLS CHURCH — When Andy relocated to northern Virginia near Washington, DC, he knew he needed to build a studio in his backyard.
A sculptor for more than 30 years, Andy wanted to have the space to create large-scale projects close to home. Continue reading
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