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" Gardens come in many shapes and sizes (from thoughtfully well-manicured to bursting with blooms), but it&amp;#039;s hard not to have a soft spot for the fantastical, fairytale variety. Greenery has a way of making everything seem more special \u2014 especially when there&amp;#039;s a ton of it. This garden shed, nestled next to a vacation home in the Alps, started out as a neglected garage. But Italian architecture firm ACT Romegialli had big, imaginative plans for the underused structure, and coaxed honeysuckle and gnarled Russian vines around the entire thing. Inside, they kept the look austere, with touches of galvanized steel and wooden planks, to make gardening or cooking easy \u2014 but not show-stealing. Take a closer look:    See more of this unique space at ACT Romegialli&amp;#039;s website. [via Miss Moss] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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