I never used to notice old wood.

Then one day I started spotting pallets behind stores, weathered boards near dumpsters, rough beams at salvage yards, and random scraps sitting on curbs during cleanup week. Suddenly I realized reclaimed wood projects are basically everywhere once your brain starts looking for them.

And honestly? It becomes a problem.

Because now every old project, broken fence, or stack of lumber starts looking like “potential.”

The best part about salvaged wood is the character. New boards are nice, sure, but old wood has personality already built in. Nail holes, worn edges, rough grain, splits, faded paint, old stains . . . all of those imperfections make projects feel warm and lived-in instead of factory fresh.

Plus wood is expensive now. Reusing old lumber just makes sense.

A lot of people start with pallets because they’re easy to find, but there are so many other sources too:

• barn wood
• fence boards
• deck scraps
• old cabinets
• demolished furniture
• salvaged beams
• leftover construction lumber

That history is what gives reclaimed wood projects their charm.

Now, before you start dragging home every sketchy board you see behind a grocery store, there are a few things to know. Old wood can hide nails, staples, and damaged spots, so de-nailing and trimming rough edges is important before starting any DIY build.

You’ll also want to check for cracks, rot, or major splits before cutting.

But honestly? Once you start working with upcycled wood, it’s hard to stop. There’s something ridiculously satisfying about giving old materials new life instead of throwing them away.

And the projects themselves range from beginner-friendly shelves all the way up to giant dining tables and barn doors that completely transform a room.

Personally, I’m obsessed with the coffee table and hose holder/planter. But the candle holder is dangerously tempting too.

Okay fine. I basically want to make all of these.

Where to Get Reclaimed Wood

Let me share some pro tips. You could buy it, but why spend when you can get it for free?

Yes, you heard that right. Free.99! Check Freecycle, community Facebook groups, or even Craigslist. You might be surprised at what people are willing to part with.

And here’s a fun tip: take a stroll behind your local grocery or furniture store. Spot any wood?

Politely ask the manager if you can take it off their hands – remember, sneaking it out is not an option unless you fancy starring in the next viral security camera footage!

Also, don’t forget to give your local contractors a buzz. They often have surplus wood from remodeling projects.

Are you ready to get started? Get over 30 ideas!

Projects Using Reclaimed Wood

1

Coffee Table

This DIY coffee table was inspired by a West Elm find for $999 – except we made our version for less than $50 using pallet wood. It's easy to do!

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2

Reclaimed Wood Floating Shelves

These floating shelves made from old fence boards add warmth, storage, and rustic texture without overwhelming the room visually. There are even thin invisible drawers built in!

If you want an even simpler version of shelves, make some with barn wood and black pipe.

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3

Barn Door Headboard

Old rescued barn doors create a dramatic farmhouse headboard that instantly becomes the focal point of an entire bedroom.

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4

www.ana-white.com

Dining Table

Mixed wood planks and visible grain patterns make this one of the most beautiful dining tables for rustic farmhouse-style homes right now.

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5

Hose Holder

A reclaimed wood hose holder with a built-in planter box adds charm while making outdoor storage feel surprisingly stylish and intentional.

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6

Kitchen Island from an Old Shed

Salvaged lumber and reclaimed 2 x 8s transform an old shed into a gorgeous rustic kitchen island with incredible warmth and texture.

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7

Reclaimed Wood Farmhouse Bench

This rustic bench build upcycles weathered lumber beautifully while adding cozy farmhouse seating to porches, mudrooms, or entryways.

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8

Reclaimed Balusters Console Table

Architectural salvage pieces and reclaimed floor boards create a gorgeous console table with major vintage farmhouse personality and tons of texture.

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9

Rustic Reclaimed Wood Picture Frame

Weathered boards and aged hardware create picture frames that instantly make family photos feel warmer, cozier, and more meaningful.

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10

DIY Blanket Ladder

Reclaimed deck lumber transforms into stylish blanket storage that works beautifully for living rooms, bedrooms, or cozy farmhouse decorating styles.

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11

Entry Bench and Cubbies

Reclaimed 100-year old barn wood creates one of those hardworking entry solutions that somehow hides and organizes clutter while still looking stylish and welcoming.

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12

Rustic Salvaged Wood Sign

Old boards, nails, wood letters, and distressed paint combine into oversized farmhouse wall decor with lots of rustic wood personality.

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13

sustainmycrafthabit.com

Hairpin Leg Sofa Table

Weathered wood pairs with sleek hairpin legs create one of those reclaimed wood projects that somehow feels both rustic and modern.

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14

Kitchen Cart from an Old Cabinet

An outdated cabinet gets new life as a rustic rolling kitchen cart complete with shelves, workspace, and reclaimed wood charm.

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15

Pallet Shelf

This easy wood shelf is beginner-friendly and adds instant farmhouse charm above desks, couches, or kitchen counters beautifully.

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16

Coat Rack from an Old Desk Panel

Hooks, wood ledges, and chalkboard paint transform salvaged furniture into functional farmhouse storage perfect for busy family entryways.

Want another cool idea? This rack was made from a ladder!

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17

Patchwork Wood Wall Art

Scrap boards, stain, and layered patterns create oversized wood wall art packed with warmth, texture, and southwestern-inspired reclaimed wood style.

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18

www.viewalongtheway.com

Octagon Mirror

Instead of buying expensive decor, use reclaimed boards to frame a dramatic geometric mirror full of rustic texture and personality.

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19

www.twoityourself.com

Rustic Wood Clock

Old boards become oversized farmhouse wall decor with tons of texture, character, and cozy reclaimed wood charm throughout the entire piece.

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20

Wine Rack from a Pallet

This pallet wood wine rack highlights rough grain and weathered texture while adding rustic storage for bottles and glasses beautifully.

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21

Reused Beadboard Tray

This reclaimed tray turns salvaged beadboard into charming breakfast-in-bed decor with tons of vintage farmhouse appeal and personality.

Want another cool idea? Check out this picture frame tray.

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22

Barn Wood Candle Holder

A chunky reclaimed beam transforms into a dramatic candle holder that looks straight from an expensive farmhouse decor boutique.

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23

uniquecreationsbyanita.com

Round Barn Quilt Table

This colorful table gives an old project new life with geometric wood details that instantly become a conversation starter indoors.

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24

Calavera Art

Pallets become colorful statement wall art with this bold skull design that works beautifully for year-round eclectic decorating styles. Perfect for Dia de Los Muertos!

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25

craftsbyamanda.com

Distressed Garden Sign

Old lumber and paint combine for charming outdoor decor that adds personality and handmade character to flower beds or gardens.

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26

Planter Box Using Fence Posts

Old fence boards become rustic planter boxes perfect for flowers, herbs, vegetables, or cozy cottage-style porch decorating outdoors.

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27

www.thehandymansdaughter.com

Potting Bench

Turn salvaged lumber into a hardworking gardening station complete with storage, workspace, and serious cottagecore backyard energy for spring planting.

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28

www.funkyjunkinteriors.net

Garden Walking Path

Reclaimed pallet wood creates a charming winding garden path that instantly makes outdoor spaces feel more whimsical and inviting.

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29

Reclaimed Wood Fence

Weathered boards and vintage signage combine for a rustic fence project packed with farmhouse charm and tons of outdoor character.

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30

www.martysmusings.net

Rustic Wood Chargers

These distressed chargers use reclaimed lumber (fence boards) to create warm farmhouse table decor perfect for entertaining, holidays, or everyday dining tables.

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31

ana-white.com

Storage Bed with Drawers

This reclaimed wood bed combines smart storage with rustic style for one of the most practical DIY furniture builds on the list.

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If you enjoyed these reclaimed wood projects, I think you’re going to like these other posts:

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Some people accessorize with throw pillows.

Other people slowly transform their homes into indoor jungles and pretend they’re “just getting one more plant.”

I, unfortunately, fall into the second category.

The problem is that once you start collecting plants, you realize very quickly that setting pots directly on the floor looks… sad. Random. Slightly chaotic. Your leafy babies deserve better.

That’s where these DIY plant stands come in.

Whether you want something modern, boho, budget-friendly, space-saving, or sturdy enough for outdoor plants on the patio, there’s a project here that works. Some are simple enough for beginners, while others look surprisingly high-end once finished.

And honestly? A great pedestal or shelf can completely change how your plants look in a room.

This list includes everything from hanging displays and tabletop risers to rolling carts, ladder shelves, and modern wood builds. There are ideas for smaller plants, large plant varieties, apartments, patios, and awkward empty corners begging for design inspiration.

If you’ve been looking for a clever way to display plants without spending a fortune, these projects deliver.

DIY Plant Stand Ideas

1

abeautifulmess.com

Mid-Century Inspired Stand

This sleek two-tier DIY plant project combines wood circles and dowels for a clean mid-century look that feels timeless indoors.

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2

Hairpin Leg Plant Stand

Hairpin legs and a round wood top create a trendy modern stand that comes together in less than one hour.

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3

Plant Ladder Shelf

This vertical ladder shelf holds several pots without taking over valuable floor space, making it ideal for apartments or renters.

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4

housefulofhandmade.com

Multi-Tiered Corner

This tall corner plant stand uses staggered levels to maximize sunlight while helping multiple houseplants fit neatly into tight spaces.

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5

DIY Tall Plant Stands

Tall wood supports lift greenery safely away from pets while filling awkward empty corners with height, texture, and natural color.

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6

A-Frame Plant Shelf

This large A-frame shelf provides multiple levels for display plants while adding serious visual impact to covered outdoor patio areas.

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7

DIY Grow Light Display

Built-in grow lights make these shelves incredibly practical for keeping plants thriving even when natural sunlight is limited indoors.

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8

Hanging Window Plant Shelves

These suspended wood shelves help display plants vertically while keeping sunny windows functional and visually open throughout the entire day.

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9

Moveable Window Shelves

Twisting shelves allow you to rotate greenery toward sunlight throughout the day without completely blocking beautiful outdoor views from windows.

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10

www.charlestoncrafted.com

Slatted Wood Shelf

Alternating wood tones make this slatted shelf especially eye-catching while giving several potted plants room to breathe near bright windows.

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11

Copper Tube Plant Stand

Copper piping creates a sleek industrial-inspired support with warm metallic tones that pair beautifully with modern white pots and greenery.

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12

abeautifulmess.com

Modern Lucite Pedestal

Clear acrylic materials make this modern plant stand nearly disappear visually, creating a floating effect that feels incredibly sleek indoors.

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13

Modern Wood Tabletop Stands

These retro-inspired tabletop risers mimic expensive designer versions using scrap wood and simple cuts that beginners can absolutely handle successfully.

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14

themerrythought.com

Plywood Plant Stand

Simple scrap plywood pieces create minimalist risers that elevate greenery beautifully without distracting attention away from the actual plants themselves.

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15

Wood Slice Plant Stand

Natural wood slices create rustic little tables that work beautifully for all sizes of plants while adding texture and warmth to interiors.

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16

uglyducklinghouse.com

Modern Triangles

Geometric wood supports paired with a bold hexagon planter give this project an expensive modern look without complicated woodworking techniques.

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17

lilyardor.com

Faux Marble Table

This tall DIY plant stand looks like black metal and marble, but everything is cleverly created using affordable painted wood instead.

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18

www.aliceandlois.com

Rattan Basket Pedestal

Turn a woven basket into a raised planter display using furniture legs for an easy project with relaxed boho personality.

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19

Boho Hanging Plant Stand

Wood beads, rope, and a circular base give this hanging holder relaxed boho style that softens empty corners instantly indoors.

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20

Hanging Plant Holder

This triangular hanging frame works like a decorative swing for greenery while creating dramatic visual interest. Spray paint any color you like.

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21

Vertical Plant Stand

This slim vertical planter setup works especially well for outdoor plants while maximizing narrow spaces beside fences, porches, or patios.

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22

Easy Rolling Plant Stand

Locking wheels underneath this sturdy platform make moving a heavy planter dramatically easier during watering, cleaning, or seasonal rearranging sessions.

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23

Cinder Block Plant Shelves

Cinder blocks and wood combine for an affordable outdoor plant stand with lots of room for pots and garden supplies.

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24

www.girljustdiy.com

Outdoor Basket Display

This colorful patio project transforms a thrifted metal basket into a cheerful raised display perfect for outdoor plants and flowers.

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25

modpodgerocksblog.com

Stacked Small Space Shelf

This stacked design holds herbs, succulents, or smaller plants vertically, making it especially useful for apartments with limited floor space.

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26

www.charlestoncrafted.com

Angled Tabletop Display

This compact tabletop design works beautifully for succulents and smaller plants while adding interesting height variation to desks or shelves.

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27

Shower Caddy Herb Holder

Repurpose a shower caddy into vertical herb storage for kitchens, patios, or balconies where growing space feels frustratingly limited.

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28

lovedecorations.de

Photo Frame Base

Four unfinished frames become an easy beginner-friendly display requiring almost no tools while still looking surprisingly polished beside windows.

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29

hautehouselove.com

Tomato Cage Base

A painted tomato cage becomes an unexpectedly stylish DIY plant stand with yarn wrapping, colorful details, and lightweight portability for indoors.

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Did you like these ideas? Let me know which is your favorite in the comments below. Then check out these other popular related posts:

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Finding the right bench is weirdly harder than it should be. Too big, too expensive, not quite your style . . . you know the drill.

That’s why making your own is such a good option. You get exactly what you want, sized for your space, and usually for way less.

This collection of DIY benches covers everything from quick builds to more detailed projects, with styles that work indoors and out. Whether you need extra seating for an entryway, a storage solution for a mudroom, or something for the backyard, there’s a solid option here.

Some of these are beginner-friendly and fast. Others take a little more effort but give you that custom look you just can’t find in stores.

Scroll through and see what fits your space – you might be surprised how doable these actually are.

Let’s get building and turn those bench dreams into reality! Let me know what you think in the comments.

DIY Bench Designs

1

Outdoor West Elm Inspired Bench

Build a sleek outdoor bench with minimal tools and no nails, creating a high-end look using simple materials and a surprisingly straightforward construction process.

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2

angelamariemade.com

Simple Entryway Bench for $10

Make a budget-friendly entryway bench using a single board, creating a quick seating solution that still looks clean and modern.

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3

Shoe Storage Bench

Build a bench with dedicated shoe storage underneath, keeping entryways organized while providing a convenient place to sit when putting shoes on.

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4

Floating Bench

Install a floating bench in a small entry area to save space while adding clean, modern seating that keeps floors open and uncluttered.

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5

Crate & Barrel Inspired Entryway Bench

Stack wood pieces to create a modern entryway bench with clean lines, offering stylish seating without complicated cuts or advanced skills.

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6

www.honeybearlane.com

Mudroom Storage Bench

Add function to your mudroom with a bench that includes storage, helping keep shoes, bags, and clutter organized and out of sight.

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7

Ginger Bowie

Farmhouse Storage Bench

Build a farmhouse-style bench with hidden storage, giving you a practical solution for keeping blankets, shoes, or everyday items tucked away.

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8

Carissa Bonham

West Elm Slab Outdoor Bench

Create a modern slab-style outdoor bench with clean lines, perfect for patios and designed to look far more expensive than it is.

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9

housefulofhandmade.com

Upholstered Storage Bench

Add seating and storage with an upholstered bench, perfect for bedrooms or entryways where comfort and function both matter.

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10

Concrete Bench

Build a concrete garden bench using plywood forms, creating a strong seating option that works well for patios, lawns, or outdoor gathering spaces.

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11

Planter Bench

Create a bench with built-in planters and removable trellises, combining seating and greenery for a functional and decorative outdoor feature.

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12

Tree Bench

Construct a wraparound tree bench that adds shaded seating outdoors, creating a relaxing spot to gather while highlighting a favorite tree.

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13

www.shoemakesnew.com

Breakfast Nook Bench

Build a custom nook bench with built-in storage, perfect for maximizing seating and function in a kitchen or dining area.

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14

greenwithdecor.com

Coastal Dining Table Benches

Create matching dining benches with a two-tone finish, adding extra seating that blends beautifully with farmhouse or coastal-style tables.

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15

grillo-designs.com

Hairpin Leg Bench

Attach hairpin legs to a wood top for a simple build that delivers a modern, industrial-style bench with minimal effort.

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16

Banquette Corner Bench

Build a corner banquette bench that maximizes seating and storage, perfect for kitchens or dining areas where space needs to work smarter.

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17

Jen Woodhouse

Pottery Barn Inspired Bench

Recreate a high-end look with a simple build, achieving a polished bench design without the high price tag.

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18

thehappierhomemaker.com

Rustic Bench

Build a sturdy rustic bench using inexpensive materials, creating a timeless piece that works well indoors or outside.

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19

Claire Armstrong

Reclaimed Wood Bench

Repurpose a scaffolding board (reclaimed wood) with salvaged legs to create a sturdy bench that highlights the beauty of reclaimed materials.

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20

Anita Holland

Headboard Bench

Transform old headboards into a bench with a padded seat, creating a cozy entryway or bedroom piece with vintage charm.

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21

www.myrepurposedlife.com

Repurposed Chair Bench

Combine two chairs into a bench with decorative ends, creating a unique piece that adds personality to any room.

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22

Randi Dukes

Table to Bench Conversion

Repurpose a round table into a curved bench, creating a one-of-a-kind piece that works beautifully at the end of a bed.

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23

sustainmycrafthabit.com

Canvas Tufted Bench

Combine wood and fabric to create a tufted bench with a durable seat, adding comfort and texture to any room.

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24

Amy Huntley

Distressed Outdoor Bench

Make an outdoor bench with a charming distressed finish and cross-back design, perfect for adding rustic character to your patio or garden.

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25

upcyclemystuff.com

Indoor/Outdoor Versatile Bench

Build a simple bench that works indoors or outside, making it easy to move between spaces depending on your needs.

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Looking for more furniture inspiration and building plans? Check out these projects right here on the blog!

Bookends • Coffee Tables • Globe Projects • Easy Woodworking Projects • IKEA Coffee Table Hacks • IKEA Hacks • IKEA Lack Hacks • Light Fixtures • Pallet Projects • Plant Stands • Refurbished Dressers • Step Stools • Wood Lamps • Wood Wall Art • Wooden Crate Decor • Woodworking Scrap Projects

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There’s something weirdly satisfying about working with cement. Maybe it’s the fact that it starts as this messy mix and turns into something solid, modern, and honestly kind of impressive.

If you’ve ever scrolled social media and thought, “wait… I could make that,” you’re not wrong. These DIY concrete projects are way more approachable than they look—and you don’t need to be pouring driveways or building sidewalks to get great results.

In fact, most concrete crafts come down to a few simple things:

• a good mold
• a basic mix
• and a place to pour

That’s it.

When I first started, I was convinced I’d mess it up. I mean, this is the same material used for driveways and heavy-duty builds. But once you try a few small DIY projects, you realize how forgiving it actually is.

And the style? That modern, clean look with sharp edges and texture—it fits just about anywhere.

Whether you want something functional (like a side table or bench) or decorative (hello, planter), there are so many types of projects to try.

• Always wear gloves, a dust mask, and goggles if you’re mixing dry materials
• Use a level surface when you pour—this keeps everything even
• Don’t rinse excess cement down drains—use a plastic container and let it harden
• Start with a simple mold if you’re a beginner
• Try making your own mold once you’re more comfortable

Once you get the hang of it, you’ll start thinking of your own DIY ideas constantly. Are you ready to jump into the projects? Check these out!

Cement DIY Projects

1

artsyprettyplants.com

Magnetic Planters

Make a small planter that sticks to metal surfaces, perfect for succulents and adding personality to kitchens or office spaces.

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2

Ben Uyeda

$5 Bucket Stool

Turn a bucket into a sturdy stool by filling and shaping the base, creating a simple seat that works indoors or outside.

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3

www.eilentein.com

Concrete Letters

Spell out names or words using letter forms, creating decorative accents that feel modern and personal without being overly complicated.

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4

manmadediy.com

Modern Fire Bowl

I assumed if you wanted your own concrete fire bowl, you had to spend a ton of money – but Chris shows you that’s not the case.

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5

sayyes.com

Laced Votives

Press lace into the surface while it sets to create subtle texture, giving simple candle holders a softer, more decorative finish.

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6

Garden Bench

Build a garden bench using plywood forms, creating a strong seating option that works well for patios, lawns, or outdoor gathering spaces.

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7

www.instructables.com

Concrete Clock

Make a minimal clock with a smooth surface and simple markings, letting the material itself become the star of the design.

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8

Concrete Coasters

Create simple concrete coasters with a smooth finish, perfect for protecting surfaces while adding a modern touch to your coffee table.

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9

www.makingmanzanita.com

Side Table

Build a side table with a solid top and simple base, perfect for patios, reading corners, or next to your favorite chair.

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10

Landscape Edging

This concrete DIY gives a clean line between the grass and the flower beds or decorative rock. It looks really sharp in person!

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11

designertrapped.com

Fireplace Makeover

Refresh an outdated fireplace by applying a thin layer over the surface, creating a clean, modern update without major renovation work.

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12

artsyprettyplants.com

Round Planters

Create a rounded planter with smooth edges, giving you a simple yet sculptural piece that works in almost any room.

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13

Outdoor Tray

Make an outdoor tray with built-in handles, perfect for serving drinks on the patio while adding a sturdy, modern touch.

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14

themerrythought.com

Hanging Table

Design a hanging table that frees up floor space while adding a slightly unexpected design element to your home.

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15

blog.naver.com

Pencil Holder

Make a simple desk organizer that keeps pencils upright while adding a subtle, modern touch to your workspace.

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16

Candle Holders

Learn how to make cement candle holders using plastic bottles! These are such a unique home decor project.

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17

www.popshopamerica.com

Geometric Bowls

Shape bowls with clean angles and different shapes, making them perfect for holding keys, jewelry, or everyday essentials.

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18

acraftymix.com

Weighted Doorstop

Create a weighted doorstop that keeps doors in place while doubling as a decorative accent that doesn’t feel out of place.

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19

Diane Henkler

Candle Columns

Make tall candle columns inspired by outdoor fire pits, adding height and ambiance to patios or evening gatherings.

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20

designertrapped.com

Vanity Makeover

Transform a vanity surface into something smoother and more modern, creating a durable upgrade without replacing the entire piece.

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21

Backyard Fire Pit

Fire pits attract friends and family like moths to a flame. This shows you how to build a beefy concrete fire pit using Quikrete and basic tools.

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22

kidsactivitiesblog.com

Stepping Stone Pavers

Design pavers for walkways or flower beds, giving your yard structure while adding subtle detail that blends into natural surroundings.

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23

Address Numbers

Create modern address numbers with a sleek finish, perfect for boosting curb appeal while making your home easier to find.

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24

www.brit.co

Concrete Pendant Lamps

Create pendant lights with simple forms, giving your space an industrial feel without the cost of high-end lighting fixtures.

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25

Newspaper Print Vase

Learn how to create your own cement vase covered with newsprint – or any image of your choice.

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26

Allison Murray

Pumpkin Planter

Turn a seasonal container into a planter, creating a decorative piece that works well with fall arrangements or simple greenery.

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27

projektila.blogspot.com

Wall Hooks

Make sturdy hooks that hold bags or towels while adding a subtle, modern detail to entryways or bathrooms.

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Which of these DIY concrete projects is your favorite? Let me know in the comments! Want to see some of our favorite DIY home decor projects? Click on the links below for some great ideas:

Display Succulents • IKEA Coffee Table Hacks • IKEA Hacks • Light Fixtures • Pallet Projects • Reclaimed Wood Projects • Refurbished Dressers • Step Stools • Wood Lamps • Wood Wall Art • Wooden Crate Decor • Woodworking Scrap Projects

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