What better time to plan your garden shelter for next year than as the frost and snow start to cover the ground? And what better place for inspiration than Australia?
9 Garden Shelter Ideas for your Yard
We’re not sure how we feel about the curved structure, above, being linked to an article entitled The Feminisation of the Garden Shed. Regardless, the size and shape are ideal for back garden corners, particularly for narrow lots.
The curve (the feminine aspect?) will soften a corner, visually expanding the space and creating a more inviting focal point.
A garden shelter need not be a permanent addition or have walls on all sides: it just needs to provide protection from the sun and elements. Tent-like structures offer versatility and may be more easily moved. And the contrast of crisp white against a garden backdrop always makes a statement!
Using white has a couple other benefits. Firstly, you needn’t worry about fading, a common issue with many hues. White’s reflectivity will also keep the shaded area cooler than will darker shades.
This futuristic, pod-like shelter offers plenty of privacy and has a great skylight—perfect for gazing at the stars or a thunderstorm.