For a wedding present, Heather Cameron’s husband, Kevin, renovated a weathered potting shed on their property into a 10 foot by 12 foot greenhouse. He added 11 windows that he had gathered from a salvage yard to the greenhouse, adding panes to create a tempered-glass roof. Creating exactly what Heather had envisioned, the stunning greenhouse was brought to fruition. Then Heather got down to decorating her new retreat with vintage-floral pillows, white-painted furniture, and collections of mint green jadeite and milk glass vases. Everything she collected for her newly fashioned abode was gathered from Vintage Home, a nearby business that reinvents cast-off furniture and home accessories. “I never had time to use the shed for its original purpose as a place to pot plants,” recalls Heather. “I like it much more now as somewhere to escape to and curl up with a book, paint, or visit with friends.” Via

Lush, feminine florals and remade castoffs lend a homey feel to the interior of Heather Cameron’s small retreat.

Heather cut an old door in half lengthwise and placed the pieces on brackets for shelves.

Heather likes to layer jadeite and milk glass to make simple pieces stand out.

Bark cloth was chosen for floral-inspired accents.

A tin bucket turns into a sink when hung from a spigot.

Vintage luggage stacks up for an end table.

Hydrangeas found throughout the property have been collected and filled to the brim of an old metal tub.

A weathered ladder has been used as an inspired display for cups and vases filled with blooms from Heather’s garden.

An old chair from a garage sale has been repurposed with oil-based white paint and three yards of linen upholstery.

Heather Cameron used a carpenter’s tray for toting around various tools for her shed makeover.