An adaptation of a shed and stump on Orchard View Farm, Little Kingshill, Great Missenden. Built entirely from salvaged materials found on site. The intervention creates a dining space shared between humans and local wildlife- muntjac, badger, and bird- through folding elements, salvaged fittings, and bespoke “Junktions.” The design is rooted in a local myth about Oscar, a man who dines each night with the animals of the forest. This story is spatially realised through movable parts and animal-specific features, making the shed a liveable fairytale.