This Sonoma garden shed looks sharp in Almond Canexel siding with matching trim, and the contrasting dark stained arched door.

Its a Summerwood shed! The many windows, including the arched one on the side and French door, create a festive feeling.

This Sonoma pool cabana has a cedar pergola, which matches beautifully with it's cedar trim, windows and door. It invites you to just come over and take a dip!

Few things are more beautiful than natural wood. This Sonoma shed shows off the splendor of the western red cedar we use for our structures.

At 7' x 12' there's plenty of space for storage. The garden furntiure helps give you some perspective.

In Titusville FL, they know pool cabanas and that's why these customers chose this Sonoma. The double French doors are classic. The siding will virtually never need touching up.

This pretty 6ft x 8ft garden shed from Toronto, features maintenance-free sand Canexel siding and is complimented by white maintenance-free trim. Maintaining this building is almost as easy as looking at it!

Choose from 14 different color options of canexel maintenance-free siding; the owners of this 10x12 sonoma design opted for the Mist Grey Canexel siding. What a perfect way to match your shed to your house!

This 10ft x 12ft Sonoma garden shed is located in Tusla, Oklahoma which comes with smooth cedar siding and can be used as a workshop for projects. The front door is accented with antique hardware.

This practical Sonoma garden shed features frosted glass windows to let in natural sunlight without exposing the messiness inside. Please note that these doors and windows are provided by the customer.

Stained to bring out the warm beauty of cedar, this 8x12 Ohio Sonoma exudes style with a solid deluxe door framed by a pair of 10 pane sidelight windows. We offer maintenance-free options on our products too.

This 8 x 12 Sonoma Shed featuring cedar roof extension and omit floor for a more modern and edgy look, makes an excellent backyard storage. What would you like to store in your custom made Summerwood building?