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Extreme Makeover - A Shed for the Cottage Garden
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Siloé Oliveira: Extreme Makeover – A Shed for the Cottage Garden



I transform a falling apart pile of rotten wood into a shed for the cottage garden using salvaged and recycled materials. Lots of style without spending too much. Support the channel: https://www.patreon.com/suburbanhomestead or buy my art https://www.etsy.com/shop/SiloeOliveira
Created by: Siloe Oliveira

49 Comments

  3. @neilschipper3741

    Wow!!!!!! I have been anxiously awaiting one of your fantastic videos! Kudos for the shed transformation . Do you have been on such a remarkable journey with your home and garden. I've enjoyed the transformation journey you have taken us viewers on 👍❤️

  4. @MsAga1974

    What a magic shed! Hats off to you and your incredible imagination that goes hand in hand with the talent!

  6. @karensteigerwald3926

    I'm going to relish my excitement for just a sec before I even watch your new creation. Siloe, you make the best Ytube videos. The quality of your work is off the charts. Your gardens are exactly what I wished for at one point in my life. Everything. Thank-you.

  11. @Julia-zj2ch

    Oh my goodness! Siloe, your artistic vision, creativity and construction ability are truly inspirational. EVERYTHING about this project, and the filming and narration of it, is absolutely delightful. I love it so much. Thank you for sharing.

  14. @konstantin_d.m

    Wow this turned out absolutely amazing!!! Esp the door is just fantastic 😍 and yes, it does fit perfectly if its a bit overgrown 😉

  16. @pamelap.123

    Thank you so much! I bought a generic shed, and a crew of Amish men assembled it in three hours. It was fascinating to watch such a tightly synchronized build. Now, it's neutral taupe with a "weathered wood " asphalt shingled roof. It needs some colorful touches, which I will do this year. This video is Full of good inspiration.

  17. @judithtaylormayo

    Excellent. I really enjoy you re creating your sheds. So shabby sheek. You still have to deal with the side door into your Victrian shed. Looking forward to that. WELL DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  18. @carollyn8885

    😊❤😊 very artistic! Style mixes are cool. It's like the 3 blind men feeling different parts of the elephant, except you're not blind and you bring the elephant to life no matter what part you go after!

  24. @margienieuwkerk

    This was so much fun and so inspirational to watch! And you are such a blessing in helping us see how we can create our own magical beauty things around us rather than buying the "new, dreary, sterile stuff" that is being marketed. Thank you so much!

  25. @MerryMoss

    8:13 when you started sanding, I nearly died laughing 😂

    Okay, finished watching the video now and my goodness is it pretty and cute and I want it! 😍

  27. @adriannamunoz4699

    I’m so happy that you posted a new video, I love your style buen trabajo keep the videos coming I didn’t wanted this video to end, that how great your videos are. Gracias

  29. @tin-foil-tiarra287

    Great idea! You have given me hope for the crappy old shed on my property that I had debated about tearing down. My shed is large and has a wall in the middle, so it has two separate rooms and doors. One side has all my garden stuff, the other side is housing my flock of chickens. I really think your idea would work great for solving my eyesore of a shed. Thank you.

  30. @Audreysseh

    Your videos are pure jewels. You mix some of my favorite subjects (art, garden, diy, reusability) and its refreshing and inspiring at the same time! Thank you for crafting such beautiful videos

  34. @mimosveta

    you really should do your best to completely uproot that wine with orange trumpets – that thing will tear down brick and mortar houses let alone those wooden shacks

  35. @aniehayat85

    I get so inspired watching you take damaged wood and other junk that most of us would throw away and make such beautiful art and architecture. I've learned quite a bit from you that i hope to incorporate into my forever home one day.

  38. @YogiCecily

    “Sometimes we are too restricted by the way things are traditionally done…”. INDEED! The lesson is that we don’t have to abandon the past to move forward. When it comes to creation a binary approach will be underwhelming. Every time folks ask me what I’m going to do with a certain section of my garden I just shrug my shoulders and say, “I don’t know”.

  39. @chris7685

    Your creative and patient soul is beautiful. I feel you are from a fairyland of some sorts. Thank you!

  42. @PatchouliPuff

    I shouldn't do this, as I'm only at 4:20 in, but I am SO HAPPY to see this and it's making me laugh. It's reminding me of when my ex left, and there was this ancient crappy plywood doghouse left here by the previous owners, and I hated that thing for 3 years. When my ex left, I demolished that thing with a sledgehammer and a sawzall, and I was ECSTATIC. My ex wouldn't throw anything out. The plywood was as deteriorated as your shed, and as a bonus (yay) I discovered a PETRIFIED dead squirrel in there! It was frozen in a horrific action pose, encased in a leather-looking skin with no fur. At first I didn't even know what it was! I was so grossed out, I got a shovel and tried to throw it into someone else's yard but of course I didn't make it, and it landed in my own yard, haha. I left it there. I knew I deserved it.

  43. @marlenrichter2295

    That is amazing. Makes me want to tackle my newly aquired old garden and garden room/ shed. But this design might just be a bit too much for the German Schrebergarten culture. 😊

  45. @ElBeeEss

    I started a YouTube channel a few months ago. My videos are simple, but the forethought, shooting and editing that's required is a marathon. I can't begin to imagine how long it takes you to make a video of this quality, with all of your camera set-ups to think about as well as doing your actual craft, not to mention your fab post-production animations et al. You are clearly an exceptionally patient and determined man, as well as an artistic powerhouse! I love your channel; it's one of my absolute favourites along with Foureyes the woodworker and Simone Giertz the quirky inventor. 😍😍😍

  46. @riaz2464

    how i wish u released regular monthly video
    i get it tho the style of video u make prolly takes long long time
    and u prolly dont make enough off it to invest that much time into it
    watching yt for more than a decade now
    never seen such quality content before, even most tv show dont have these much attention to detail/edits in it

  47. @Chris.from.1950

    Love it! It occurs to me, watching your video, seeing you unleash your delightful creativity, that “shed” can be a low threat opportunity for me, too, to express myself, here on my own funky suburban lot, with my very own weird little shed. Thank you! ❤❤❤

  48. @MariaFrancesca

    This is so lovely! I love your dedication to the sustainable, creative, ornamental, whimsical and just… purely joyful 🙂

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