In an era where remote work is no longer just a trend but a lifestyle, the concept of a traditional office is evolving faster than ever. Say goodbye to uninspiring cubicles and fluorescent lights, and say hello to the modern marvel that is the backyard office – specifically, the game-changing convenience of a Modern Shed backyard office.

In today's fast-paced and ever-changing world, the need for a dedicated workspace at home has become increasingly important. With remote work a permanent fixture in today’s economy, finding a solution that offers privacy, tranquility, and professional ambiance can be challenging. However, one company that has been at the forefront of this market for its innovative approach is Modern Shed. Devon from San Francisco, who recently transformed her backyard into a stunning home office using a Modern Shed shares her experience and see how Modern Shed helped her create the perfect workspace.

 

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA – Ryan and his family knew they had the perfect spot for a home office, even though there were a couple of (not so tiny) obstacles. However, as the pandemic loomed on, their idea shifted to an urgent need. Ryan contacted Modern Shed Design Consultant Jeff Bergerson. “No other shed manufacturer wanted to touch our space because of the boulders. It wasn’t until I got an on-site inspection by Modern Shed preferred installer Dave Walterick that I felt comfortable moving forward,” said Ryan.

Simply put, Ryan, Jeff and Dave realized the standard 10’x12’ shed wouldn’t fit, i.e., “in between a rock and a hard place.” As a result, they decided that Modern Shed would tailor the shed to fit – a 9’x12’ shed. “The space is REALLY tight between the rocks and the setback rules; it is literally inches away from one of the boulders,” Ryan explained.

PALM DESERT — When Tom and Casi moved into their 1,740-square-foot Palm Desert home four years ago, they identified a spot where Tom could eventually have a home office.

PORT TOWNSEND — Rebecca’s experience with Modern Shed came about through a desire to be closer to old friends and have a space to work on her art. It also included a little bit of luck.

PORTLAND — When you’re two executives working in high-powered fields, finding space to work is critical.

OLYMPIA — Two years ago, every single room of Olivia’s three-bedroom, ranch-style home in western Washington was occupied.

PORTLAND — Within the first year that Steve started his consulting business, he knew he needed to find a space to work outside of his house.

San Juan Island — In an ideal world, Tom wouldn’t have purchased a Modern-Shed.

Here at Modern-Shed, where every employee works remotely, we completely understand the needs of our customers who want to find a quiet space where they can work from home in peace.