To ensure that the shed you’d go for would suit the style of your home, it is important to make an effort of choosing the design as it can have a huge impact on the overall appearance of your property.

For instance, if you have a more formal-style house, a shed with formal features will be a good pick. With that being said, always consider the design that will complement the style of your house.

3. Blending Into The Landscape

To blend your outdoor shed into the surrounding landscape, you can place plants that help your outbuilding integrate into your yard.

4. Wall and Siding Materials

When it comes to material options for an outdoor building, here are the three main materials options for garden sheds:

• Wood – this kind of shed material have stud-framed walls and covered with plywood siding. The woodshed is much likely to a garage or house.
• Metal – this type of shed has the simplest metal framework in which the walls and roofs are covered with factory-painted or vinyl-coated metal.
• Plastic  – for this sort of shed, it is often made of vinyl such as polyvinyl chloride, PVC or other type of plastic.

7. Decorative Details

Let your creativity run wild! You can add your own touches such as shutters, window boxes or weathervanes to your ordinary outdoor shed. Small touches can make a big difference!