Enough gardens (historically) have these garden houses, below, I realized your garden needs one too.
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What will you do in your new garden house?
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Me? I will watercolor or play the dulcimer perhaps write letters maybe read Beverley Nichols, Sir Roy Strong, Cecil Beaton.
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Seriously, these garden houses are going into most of my Garden Designs.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Lost source for the pic. This epiphany is so new I don't know the best dimensions to tell you to use. There seems to be 2-3 'best'. Loving the scope for the imagination on placing these Garden Houses.
A conservatory and now a garden house. My husband is going to hate you! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully designed, simple-yet-perfect little building! The dimensions would be easy ... using proportions to a known-size for the door.
ReplyDeleteI would use my building to store pots. Before I knew it, I would have so many pots shoved in there, I would be unable to open the door. Perhaps I should build my imaginary garden house with a door that opens toward the outside, to guard against this.
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ReplyDeleteLove those garden houses, really peaceful little hideaways.
ReplyDeletePaul XO
Tara, I would not trade my "folly" for anything! I agree - every garden needs one.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Lisa
What a perfect garden house, Tara. I love everything about it, especially the style of roof with the little weathervane on top.
ReplyDeleteYes, I do.
ReplyDeleteWe do , indeed!
ReplyDeleteI want one! My grandchildren have outgrown our "Wendy house"!
I need t give that to a family with little children........and put this in its place.....where even I can stand up!
Penelope