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Porches & Outdoor Rooms
Outdoor Rooms
Update Your Porch or Patio with Our Best DIY Outdoor Furniture Ideas
Stylish outdoor furniture can be expensive to buy, but you can save money and customize your outdoor space by making your own. With these step-by-step outdoor furniture projects, you'll see how easy it is to upgrade your porch or patio.
completed concrete block bar with buffet of fruit lemonade and desserts
An outdoor bar is a perfect piece for putting your personality or entertaining style on display. Add an outdoor bar to your deck or patio in just an afternoon by building one yourself. This DIY bar is made from concrete blocks, so it won't put a huge dent in your wallet and it will stand up to strong winds and dreary weather.
bold front porch with curtains and yellow swing
Porch swings are a fun (and functional) addition to any outdoor area. Add extra appeal to your porch swing with a bright coat of paint—plus some funky throw pillows—to welcome guests before they even step through the door. Instead of buying an expensive model from the store, try your hand at building one yourself.
Wooden and metal pipe cart in corner of room
Few things make a party run smoother on your porch than a well-stocked bar cart. Purchased bar carts often come with a hefty price tag, but you can make an industrial-style rolling bar cart for much less. To make this affordable furniture project, you thread metal pipes through three wood boards (simply twist to secure in place) and add casters.
Combine cedar decking boards with industrial pipes to build contemporary outdoor seating. The modern lines of this DIY patio chair fit well with existing furniture of any style. Paint or stand the boards for a custom look.
Make it easier for guests to sit and stay awhile with DIY camp stools. Hardware-store pipes and fittings create the base, while sturdy exterior-grade fabric forms the seat. Hang them on mounted hooks when not in use.
This DIY planter box helps you grow your garden while adding storage to your outdoor space. The upper level serves as a container for your favorite seasonal varieties and features a string trellis to encourage vining plants. Below, a shelf stays at the ready for a watering can, pots, gloves, or other supplies.
Make your backyard the envy of the neighborhood with this stylish swinging chair. Soft green paint and sisal rope add cottage charm to the weekend carpentry project. Once you've finished assembling, all you need is a large tree branch (at least 8 inches in diameter) to hang it from.
Store all your summer entertaining essentials in one central location with this DIY outdoor bar. The secret to its design? Two store-bought barstools! Simply place shelving across the lower rungs as well as the seats to create both storage and a prep surface. Hang pegboard on the wall above for all the cocktail tools you need for a summer soirée.
Give your children a stylish shady spot with a backyard tepee tent you can build in an hour. The best part? You can make the fabric roof from spare twin sheets! Leave the dowels unglued so you can easily disassemble the shady shelter once colder weather arrives.
patio storage crate, outdoor storage container, patio
Rethink a store-bought container to maximize outdoor storage. Vertical dividers and small add-ons, like a mounted basket on magnetic hooks, make the most of a large storage chest. Paint it a bright color for a vibrant backyard.
Now that you have outdoor seating, you need a place to set your drinks (or rest your feet)! This DIY outdoor coffee table incorporates storage below for drinks, magazines, or other entertaining essentials. Simply lift off the center of the surface for easy access.
vibrant colored outdoor porch decor
Credit: Adam Albright Photography, Inc.
Cheery paint transforms ordinary home-supply items, including wood pallets and concrete half blocks, into a spacious and handy outdoor coffee table. Make two for a push-together, low-slung dining spot. Patterned throw pillows unify the multiple furniture colors.
Credit: Ed Gohlich Photography Inc.
Refashioning a few wood pallets into a rustic potting bench takes just a few hours and gives you lots of work space. Open shelves offer plenty of storage, and hooks—added as needed—keep tools at the ready. The back wall of the potting bench even has enough space for a decorative display of your favorite plants.
Black front door with flowers, wicker chair
Add low-cost punch to your outdoor spaces with a pretty assembly of accents. Pair painted terra-cotta pots with color painted outdoor furniture. To add color variation, consider painting patio furniture a fun collection of colors, courtesy of inexpensive spray paint.
Just because a piece of furniture is designated for one particular use doesn't mean you can't repurpose it. This bright metal desk on casters becomes a sturdy outdoor cart or a dining table for two. For seating: Look for throwaway items, such as wide logs, that withstand the wear and tear of outdoor life.
woman sitting on orange and green bench outside
Credit: Cameron Sadeghpour Photography
Built-in planters and a simple construction method make this garden bench made from an old paneled door a go-to project for even the most novice DIYer. Not only does this project boost seating, but it also has planters built right in for shrubs or other container-friendly plants. A trio of trellises behind the bench supplies both height and pattern for the low-slung seating space.
colorful lanterns and drapes hanging outside
Credit: Ed Gohlich Photography Inc.
For bright, inexpensive color, turn to alternative items—here, bedsheets—for sun-blocking shades on a deck, patio, or pergola. Vintage finds are easily transformed into extra seating and storage for outdoor spaces: A found trunk becomes ottoman, coffee table, and storage bench, thanks to bright paint, casters, and a cushion covered in a pretty patterned fabric.
brick porch with green and orange decorations
Off-the-shelf materials form this fun and functional outdoor table, perfect for covered porches and screened decks. Simpler than it looks, this DIY furniture project comes together in virtually no time. You'll need two doors—one smaller than the other—as well as four rolling wheels and two metal buckets. Attach the rolling wheels to the smaller door, set the buckets on top of it, and cover with the door. To add a punch of color, paint the buckets in a color that matches your exterior decor.
one spark grill in black in backyard
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hanging rattan egg chair in doorway
Bottles in wooden ice chest in garden
tall cedar fence wire trellis purple clematis brick path
signature by ashley outdoor adirondack chair
An outdoor bar is a perfect piece for putting your personality or entertaining style on display. Add an outdoor bar to your deck or patio in just an afternoon by building one yourself. This DIY bar is made from concrete blocks, so it won't put a huge dent in your wallet and it will stand up to strong winds and dreary weather.
Porch swings are a fun (and functional) addition to any outdoor area. Add extra appeal to your porch swing with a bright coat of paint—plus some funky throw pillows—to welcome guests before they even step through the door. Instead of buying an expensive model from the store, try your hand at building one yourself.
Few things make a party run smoother on your porch than a well-stocked bar cart. Purchased bar carts often come with a hefty price tag, but you can make an industrial-style rolling bar cart for much less. To make this affordable furniture project, you thread metal pipes through three wood boards (simply twist to secure in place) and add casters.
Combine cedar decking boards with industrial pipes to build contemporary outdoor seating. The modern lines of this DIY patio chair fit well with existing furniture of any style. Paint or stand the boards for a custom look.
Make it easier for guests to sit and stay awhile with DIY camp stools. Hardware-store pipes and fittings create the base, while sturdy exterior-grade fabric forms the seat. Hang them on mounted hooks when not in use.
This DIY planter box helps you grow your garden while adding storage to your outdoor space. The upper level serves as a container for your favorite seasonal varieties and features a string trellis to encourage vining plants. Below, a shelf stays at the ready for a watering can, pots, gloves, or other supplies.
Make your backyard the envy of the neighborhood with this stylish swinging chair. Soft green paint and sisal rope add cottage charm to the weekend carpentry project. Once you've finished assembling, all you need is a large tree branch (at least 8 inches in diameter) to hang it from.
Store all your summer entertaining essentials in one central location with this DIY outdoor bar. The secret to its design? Two store-bought barstools! Simply place shelving across the lower rungs as well as the seats to create both storage and a prep surface. Hang pegboard on the wall above for all the cocktail tools you need for a summer soirée.
Give your children a stylish shady spot with a backyard tepee tent you can build in an hour. The best part? You can make the fabric roof from spare twin sheets! Leave the dowels unglued so you can easily disassemble the shady shelter once colder weather arrives.
Rethink a store-bought container to maximize outdoor storage. Vertical dividers and small add-ons, like a mounted basket on magnetic hooks, make the most of a large storage chest. Paint it a bright color for a vibrant backyard.
Now that you have outdoor seating, you need a place to set your drinks (or rest your feet)! This DIY outdoor coffee table incorporates storage below for drinks, magazines, or other entertaining essentials. Simply lift off the center of the surface for easy access.
Cheery paint transforms ordinary home-supply items, including wood pallets and concrete half blocks, into a spacious and handy outdoor coffee table. Make two for a push-together, low-slung dining spot. Patterned throw pillows unify the multiple furniture colors.
Refashioning a few wood pallets into a rustic potting bench takes just a few hours and gives you lots of work space. Open shelves offer plenty of storage, and hooks—added as needed—keep tools at the ready. The back wall of the potting bench even has enough space for a decorative display of your favorite plants.
Add low-cost punch to your outdoor spaces with a pretty assembly of accents. Pair painted terra-cotta pots with color painted outdoor furniture. To add color variation, consider painting patio furniture a fun collection of colors, courtesy of inexpensive spray paint.
Just because a piece of furniture is designated for one particular use doesn't mean you can't repurpose it. This bright metal desk on casters becomes a sturdy outdoor cart or a dining table for two. For seating: Look for throwaway items, such as wide logs, that withstand the wear and tear of outdoor life.
Built-in planters and a simple construction method make this garden bench made from an old paneled door a go-to project for even the most novice DIYer. Not only does this project boost seating, but it also has planters built right in for shrubs or other container-friendly plants. A trio of trellises behind the bench supplies both height and pattern for the low-slung seating space.
For bright, inexpensive color, turn to alternative items—here, bedsheets—for sun-blocking shades on a deck, patio, or pergola. Vintage finds are easily transformed into extra seating and storage for outdoor spaces: A found trunk becomes ottoman, coffee table, and storage bench, thanks to bright paint, casters, and a cushion covered in a pretty patterned fabric.
Off-the-shelf materials form this fun and functional outdoor table, perfect for covered porches and screened decks. Simpler than it looks, this DIY furniture project comes together in virtually no time. You'll need two doors—one smaller than the other—as well as four rolling wheels and two metal buckets. Attach the rolling wheels to the smaller door, set the buckets on top of it, and cover with the door. To add a punch of color, paint the buckets in a color that matches your exterior decor.
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