The blog of Shed of the year
It started, as all great debates do, with a pint of ale and a sudden flash of nostalgia in a dimly lit corner of a proper pub. “You know what the telly is missing these days?” my companion asked, swirling the remnants of his drink. “Learned gentlemen. Proper blokes who know how things work, but… Continue reading From Heinz Wolff to Colin Furze: New Heroes of British Shed Ingenuity
Every Harry Potter fan dreams of receiving their Hogwarts acceptance letter, but for Mamie Gail, she brought the magic to life by building her own slice of the wizarding world right in her backyard! Located in Toledo, Washington, Mamie and her family spent seven years transforming a small plot of land into a fully immersive,… Continue reading Welcome to the Half-Giant Hut: A Harry Potter Fan’s Dream Tiny Home in Washington!
This old post about Shed Bacon was getting some love again ,s o thought I would write a guide to other sorts of curing you can do in your shed. The pursuit of culinary excellence often begins in the most unexpected places. While most people see a garden shed as a haven for rusty tools,… Continue reading From Shed to Salami- The Ultimate Meat Curing Guide
For many, the garden shed has evolved from a dusty storage space for old lawnmowers and rusty tools into a sanctuary of productivity. Whether you’re a professional writer hammering out your next novel, a skilled maker creating bespoke furniture, or an engineer running a small workshop, your shed is your fortress of focus. It’s a… Continue reading Why a Composting Toilet is a Game-Changer for the shed Worker
Seriously, the off-grid dream is the best dream. It’s that perfect mix of quiet solitude and pure, unfiltered self-sufficiency. And while we’ve seen amazing handmade cabins over the 20 years of Shed of the Year, the latest build by TA Outdoors is something else entirely—this one is very special indeed (now just to get Mike to enter!). His video, “From… Continue reading The Mind-Blowing Cabin Built From a Single Fallen Ash Tree!