What a transformation! This garden shed is remodeled into a charming guest house, where all four sides open up to the outdoors. Guests are able to enjoy breakfast and coffee off a small deck and inside is a cozy sleeping quarters.

If you work from home, you know how important it is to have a space of your own. This shed is transformed into a cozy home office with light wood planking, cowhide rug and pretty artwork. The window under the desk brings in natural light and allows for peeks at the planted flower beds outside.

The right shed can really expand your living space. This extra-large abode is a home away from home to escape the daily grind. A board-and-batten exterior, low-pitched roof and window boxes full of flowers create a welcoming cottage appeal. Natural stone steps are nestled in a gravel pathway, which is lined by native grasses.

Made for entertaining, this vine-covered shed is ready to host a dinner party both indoors and out. Inside is a bench-lined table for gathering lots of guests, and for overflow or a more intimate meal, there's an additional table outside. One corner inside houses a collection of books and comfy chairs for reading.

Muted shades of pink, blue and gray add calm color to this white-walled she shed. When working with a smaller space, stick to petite-sized furniture, such as this low-slung love seat, coffee tables and poufs, to make the most of the square footage. Woven artwork and houseplants bring instant texture and interest to the room.

A whimsical she shed is a fun, quirky destination in this backyard, and it was built to match the homeowner's pink Victorian home. Little outdoor areas are the perfect space to step out of the design box and infuse a little personality. Here, colored marbles and smooth glass dot the flagstone patio, green and pink hues brighten the exterior and plenty of vintage and salvaged finds add interest.

Sheds are not just for housing outdoor tools. Give your kiddos a place to hang. This bright red shed is outfitted with play tables ready to inspire creativity, and when your children grow up, you can transform it into an adult-only space.

Outfitted for working on projects or simply relaxing, this contemporary shed makes the most of its indoor and outdoor space. Brilliant red Adirondack chairs surround a ready-for-cool-evenings firepit, all set on a pea-gravel patio. Square pavers lined with river rock lead from the different outdoor areas to the shed and main house.

Whether you need a spot to write, make art, read a book or simply be, this quiet veranda is an inviting respite. The covered place allows you to be outdoors even when the weather is not ideal. Grounded in flat-weave rugs for added comfort, the space has multiple desks and chairs for creating and working, as well as hooks for keeping jackets and scarves handy.