9 Wicked woodwork home decor projects you could (almost?) DIY

Home decor

From a pile of sticks to wicked wood home decor. If you see these projects and can pre-smell the sawdust, you might be wicked for wood.

We love that wood can be at once structure and finished product. From tables to trundle beds to my tool trailer, a little imagination plus a good lumber yard can equal home decor you love—and a weekend (or more) full of fun DIY.

Just don’t forget to sweep up when you’re done. And don’t forget that there’s more maxed out amazed and amused on our Pinterest page.

 T&G baby. Smell the sawdust.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Hidden bunk using pine tongue and groove 1-by for structure and finish. Happy home decor.

Decor outdoor(s).

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Decor outdoor(s). Wood can take many forms, like ‘reclaimed’ for this pallet bee house.

Cut. Shape. Blend. Making materials mixes maxed out.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Wood: Cut, shape, blend. Love the materials mix here.

Real rustic?

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Simple, smart, rustic home decor.

Timberframe details for the perfect porch?

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
The perfect porch. Probably NOT a DIY project. www.CollinBeggs.com

And if the ceiling in your insulated, wired barn is 6-miles high, you too can have this lovely loft.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Love this. But it looks like it was built for a catalog shoot. Who has this kind of space? And this much white paint?

Shut up and take my money (or give me some time to get in the workshop). This table is wood gold.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Reclaimed? Or just made to look that way? Don’t care. Shut up and take my money.

What makes me happy about this kids playhouse? Everything.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Home decor for the yard.

No room for a table? No problem. Put it on the wall. Perfect.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Home decor
Love this DIY organization idea. Nice. Form. Function. Fun.

 

 

 

 

author avatar
Mark
A licensed contractor, tool expert, wood and outdoor enthusiast, and elite Spartan Race competitor, he writes about home improvement and tools for national magazines and websites, and teaches hands-on clinics for other remodeling professionals. Check out his book, The Carpenter's Notebook.

Related Posts

Leave a comment

Verified by MonsterInsights