You wouldn’t typically think of a shed when you think of lush seating and suave decor, but this abode has a very unique and fresh motif that could accommodate the queen herself. Esther Dormer brought this place 11 years ago, so to have a second home with her husband Brian. The couple turned to Lisa Dagnal for decorative help and the final product came out as the perfect blend of antique and organic design.
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Cycle in Style 
Gustav Willeit Photography 
Dilston Grove by Ackroyd & Harvey 
Vicino La Cappella by Bergmeisterwolf 
Triumph Tridays Rumbler 
Just in Case, 2012 End of the World Survival Kit 
Nemo 33, World’s Deepest Swimming Pool 
Swiss Mountain House 
Tembo Trunks, Powerless Collapsible Speakers 
Wave House by Gunes Peksen 
Splashes, Pottery by Giovanna Alo 
Villa Lola, Low-Impact Living by Arkis Architecture 
Pin Sculpture Photography by Philip Karlberg 
1 Comment
Mary Keebler
June 15, 2011Love your blog…if you loved the photos in the NYT article “The Decorated Shed” (“The Posh Shed”) you should check out my store, Garden Style Living in McMurrary, PA. Lisa and Esther shop with us weekly and dozens of my finds that they purchased from me are pictured and dozens more aren’t! Would love to see you. Mary Keebler, mjkeebler@me.com