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NEW! Modern Studio
New for the 2024 season is our Modern Studio. This sleek, classy shed is ideal for hobby space, a home office, a pool house, and more. A 9' front wall height and a 7' back wall height create an angled roof, topped with corrugated metal. The Modern Studio features a 3' indented front porch with composite decking, pine ceiling, and a pine accent wall. Board & batten siding wraps around the rest of the exterior. The interior finish will be done by others.
NEW! Classic Greenhouse
New for the 2024 season is our Classic Greenhouse. Garden with ease in our new addition, perfect for giving your flowers, vegetables, and other plants a head start. The greenhouse comes standard with an 8' x 16" bump out and a 12' potting bench. Board & batten siding can be painted in a variety of colors with a matching interior. A clear corrugated roof and several windows let in plenty of sunshine and will keep your plants warm even in cool weather.
Guest Barn in the Woods
Find this welcoming guest barn deep in the woods, ideal for immersing oneself in nature. When this barn is not hosting guests, the owner uses it as a writer’s retreat. The serene scenes of nature outside of this barn flow inside thanks to the detailed timber frame construction with authentic wood joinery. Read on for a photo tour.
What You Need is a Barn
When you see the quality of our barns and imagine the endless possibilities, the answer is clear: what you need is a barn. Watch our latest TV commercial that convinces you of just that.
The Newest Sheds | The Barn Yard Spring 2024 TV Spot
Take a look at our Spring 2024 TV spot, hitting the air on Monday, April 1, 2024.
Custom Teton Pavilion: Summertime Fun
Summer is fun all day with this 18' x 20' Custom Timber Frame Pavilion. Based on our Teton Style, this western-inspired pavilion has king post trusses with arched bottom chords. This pavilion was specifically designed to tie in to the customer’s home, and accommodate a fireplace and an additional wall for cabinets. Guests can enjoy dinner and a poolside drink, thanks to the kitchen, outdoor grill, and bar, all under the pavilion. Powdered steel strapping and hardware was added to give the timbers an extra layer of visual appeal. Reclaimed barn board was used for the roof decking, matching an accent wall in the back, and flowing through the L-shaped bar. A full dining area resides in the center of the pavilion, next to the fireplace, and a mounted TV on the barn board accent wall allows for endless entertainment. Let’s take a closer look at the details of this striking poolside pavilion.
Carriage Barn With a Car Lift
By opting for a partial loft instead of a full loft, the owners of this 36' x 40' Lenox Carriage Barn were able to add in a car lift. Let’s take a tour, inside and out, of this barn. Read on for the details and photos.
Versatile Grand Victorian Garage
Our Grand Victorian Shed series is as versatile as it is stunning, evident in this 18' x 24' Grand Victorian Cape Garage in Somers, CT. Duratemp siding, in the color Alabaster by Benjamin Moore, complements the black windows and dark doors. An eyebrow roof above the overhead door brings a rustic element to the exterior, and a farmhouse dormer and vinyl cupola top off this garage. Let’s take a look, then head inside to see just how versatile this space can be.
Poolside Carriage House
By a pool in Ellington, CT, this sleek 12' x 20' Victorian Carriage House serves as the perfect spot to relax. White Duratemp siding, black doors and windows, and two timber frame accents in the corbels match well with the stonework surrounding the pool. The interior was finished and is now home to a bar, a kitchenette, and a mounted TV. There’s also a ceiling fan and a mounted heater, making this a comfortable hangout spot on both warm summer days and cool summer nights. Let’s take a closer look.
Planning For Your Next Outdoor Structure
When you decide the time is right to add to your outdoor living space, you may be wondering how to find the best structure to fit your needs. There are plenty of questions you can ask yourself to help narrow down which structure is right for you. In this blog, we’ll take a look at some of the most common questions that can help you identify which choice is the best for you and your home.