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I think this is the link to the shed in it's original state -- unpainted and without the french doors.

http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?dest=5&item=344503&pid=_Froogle&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=6642

This reminds me in theory of the backyard shed on Snoop Dogg's reality tv show where he goes to burn one away from the family. It's the shizznet!

Fantastic! I'm so jealous.

oh! my heart skipped a beat when i saw this! it looks like the perfect place to write your childhood memories down.

it's cute, but I can't imagine it's practical at all.

I wish it didn't look so staged. Can anyone imagine sitting in that chair for more than 15 minutes without becoming uncomfortable? I don't think I could even stand up straight in there.

Looks like it would be really easy to break into, no? Having a nice computer and such and those glass windows in the doors like that. I would be afraid someone would break in it, if it were mine.

It is really pretty though and if you aren't afraid of burglars, it seems divine.

Cute, but I agree with everyone on the impractical side.

it looks lovely - it also looks a lot like a magazine production.

I think of our shed in the back yard, and the bees, and sometimes maybe skunks or raccoons and chipmunks wanted to live in it. Maybe if you went out and kept it clean, the beasts wouldn't make a home, except for the spiders. I don't want an office with spiders. I can tolerate a couple but they have to stay by the ceiling. I'm also by the computer at night, and we can't have mosquitoes, or moths, or junebugs! God I hate them.

Camping would be less traumatic, as these elements (and snakes and bears) are to be expected, but the shed home office is a fantasy treehouse that needs to be reassessed for invaders such as the pests I described and others, and defended, i.e. built to defend against - in essence a house only smaller than the one you have.