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Millennial Pink Before it Was Cool

Millennial Pink Before it Was Cool

I'm sentimental about family heirlooms and can't bring myself to get rid of long-treasured items, even when they are not exactly my taste. The ornate pink chair and settee in our bedroom were my great grandmother's and while they don't necessarily jibe with my other decor, their vivid color and quirkiness still make them perfect for a little sitting area.
Navy Blue Living Room With Pine Ceilings and Deck Access

Navy Blue Living Room With Pine Ceilings and Deck Access

Pine ceiling beams and floors and an abundance of natural light from the windows and patio door offer sharp contrast to the deep navy blue walls in this cozy, rustic family room, as seen on HGTV's Cousins Undercover.
Modern Black and White Great Room with Black Fireplace

Modern Black and White Great Room with Black Fireplace

The newly renovated great room in Robert and Dena's home, the great room has a floor to ceiling fireplace that Leanne and Steve painted black to create a more modern feel, as seen on Restored by the Fords.
Add Plants

Add Plants

"I chose to hang flower boxes on the windows and decorate the interior with succulents because they're not only easy to care for but also helped me achieve the natural look I was going for," says Sherrod of the importance of incorporating something living and green into your design scheme.
Cocktail Ready

Cocktail Ready

My grandmother's hutch has been (like so many objects in my home) chalk-painted and given new life as a cocktail station in my dining room. Some of her collection of retro barware is also prominently displayed, and I think she would be pleased that her beloved objects are still being put to good use. The black crow silhouette to the left of the cocktail station is a metal cut-out by Atlanta artist Matt Haffner and the print to the right is by the film director David Lynch.
All Hands on Deck

All Hands on Deck

The deck was only recently expanded and included the addition of a screened-in porch; a necessary refuge from Atlanta's mosquito-plagued summers. I think of it as my rustic vacation home in my back yard.
Flooring Is Key

Flooring Is Key

Sherrod recommends picking weatherproof, water resistant and humidity-friendly flooring and wall coverings for your shed design.
An Eclectic Collection

An Eclectic Collection

Sherrod sourced her interior design with indoor/outdoor flexibility in mind. The ceramics are courtesy of her personal collection sourced at estate sales and on her travels.
Mug Holder

Mug Holder

Sherrod purchased this mug holder, but says a DIYer could easily create a similar crafty object to maximize storage space.
How to Add the Illusion of More Space

How to Add the Illusion of More Space

In addition to adding windows and light, Sherrod says shed-owners can take key design steps to make a small space appear larger. "Go light on paint colors and paint the moldings, walls and ceiling all the same color for a seamless effect," she says. "Use curtains or sheers that filter light instead of blocking it out. A tip on making small spaces feel larger is to incorporate smaller-scale furniture."
Outdoor Is In

Outdoor Is In

To maximize durability in your shed, Sherrod recommends the following: "make sure to keep climate in mind when picking out interior decor—especially humidity. While picking out your furniture and pillows make sure to look for items that are made with durable and strong materials," she says. "I recommend incorporating outdoor furniture because it's durable and can withstand any climate. Also be sure to have adequate windows or vents for air flow—this will keep you cool and comfortable."
Get the Light Right

Get the Light Right

Sherrod recommends doing everything you can to bring as much light as possible into your shed. "I recommend adding windows or dormers and perhaps leave ceiling beams exposed to create the illusion of a taller ceiling height," says Sherrod.
Planning Your Shed

Planning Your Shed

The best way to make your shed feel like a sanctuary and escape says Sherrod, is to target what you will use the shed for. "Regardless of what you are creating – whether it be an art studio, workshop, meditation, hobby room or garden retreat – having an idea of how you’ll use your space will help tremendously when creating a place to feel at home and decompress."
Small-Space Dining

Small-Space Dining

"With limited space, smaller-scale furniture will make the space feel larger," says Sherrod of the clever teak bar she created in her shed. Sherrod's other space-saving tips include going with a daybed instead of a sofa and a floating ledge instead of a table.
Raised Profile

Raised Profile

Sherrod decided to elevate the entry to her shed and "constructed a grand staircase to create an exciting entryway and show some personality up front. Just because it might be called a 'shed,' doesn't mean it has to look like your typical shed," she says.
A Desert Sanctuary

A Desert Sanctuary

For her shed, Sherrod went with a "desert sanctuary" theme. "I'm authentically drawn to the colors jade and coral, so I tied those in where possible," says Sherrod. "As an earthy, crunchy Scorpio, I am inspired by elements of nature, so you'll find cactus plants, live edge teak wood, white moonstones, selenite and quartz, a eucalyptus ladder, jute rug, kilim pillows and linen draperies."
Backyard Retreat

Backyard Retreat

Our backyard is precipitously sloped so until we decide to invest major green in terracing and remedying that problem, our deck and screened-in porch are our primary backyard destinations. My collection of Skotch Koolers do double duty as a side table in the space.
Backyard Oasis With Covered Cedar Deck

Backyard Oasis With Covered Cedar Deck

Designer Matt Partridge of Juergen Partridge Limited installed multiple structures that provide shady, gathering spots on even the hottest days in this romantic backyard. To enhance the woodwork, he applied multiple stain colors to the cedar structure and decks. Designer Tip: When planning an outdoor space, think about your lifestyle and how you'll use it — whether as a recreational area for a young, active family or as a private, serene spot for relaxing and reading.

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Millennial Pink Before it Was Cool

Navy Blue Living Room With Pine Ceilings and Deck Access

Modern Black and White Great Room with Black Fireplace

Add Plants

Cocktail Ready

All Hands on Deck

Flooring Is Key

An Eclectic Collection

Mug Holder

How to Add the Illusion of More Space

Outdoor Is In

Get the Light Right

Planning Your Shed

Small-Space Dining

Raised Profile

A Desert Sanctuary

Backyard Retreat

Backyard Oasis With Covered Cedar Deck