Stop putting all your junk out back into your wooden shed and start making it into something more useful - convert it into living space. There are lots of different uses you can get out of wooden sheds. For instance, convert it into an artist studio or into your own wood workshop. They really are as versatile as they are practical.
Start off with a clean slate. When you have everything out of the shed, pick up any debris and vacuum in the corners. Since it is a wooden shed, there may be signs of rot or termites that have to be addressed.
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Wooden sheds have exposed studs on the inside and you can use this to your advantage. If you don't see any signs of insects or rot, brush on a light stain or water sealant to really make your wood more beautiful. A light stain on the wood will give the space a comfortable feel.
You can always paint the walls as well. Try to keep with lighter colors since the space is so small. Be sure to use a primer first, otherwise, the paint will be soaked up by the wood.
Use the same steps as described above if your shed has a wooden floor. If you are fortunate enough to have a concrete foundation, you can leave it as is or you can stain it. Staining is a great solution for revitalizing old worn concrete surfaces. It is best for a professional to stain concrete if the area is large but you should be able to handle it for a wooden shed.
Its just as important to clean up and paint the outside of your wooden shed as well. Keep water from coming in by caulking around any spaces or cracks. This may be fine for storage purposes but since this will be a livable space, you don't want any moisture to come inside.
Once you are finished with the shell, you will be adding your own personal touches depending on what you will be using the space for. Pegboards and shelves are a great place to start and work well for most purposes.
How to Convert Storage Space to Living Space in Wooden Sheds Lowes Kids Workshop