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Wood House Plant Stand

Published: Feb 7, 2018 · Modified: Feb 8, 2024 by Morgan · As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. This site contains affiliate links. ·

Check out this really cool plant stand we built that looks like a house! It's a fun build and you can make one too!

If you haven't heard, the Fixer Upper duo of Chip and Joanna Gaines released a line of home products called "Hearth & Hand" at Target.

We love a lot of their styles, but you know we're doers, and when we saw their terracotta and wood house plant stand, it really inspired us to make a mimicked version of a wood house plant stand.

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Wood House Plant Stand

The Hearth & Hand wood house plant stand was pretty simple to to mimic, which means you can make this as well.

In fact, I put the plans for my version on the Kreg Jig DIY website.

But basically, you first decide how you want to scale your plant stand.

This can really be any number of sizes, but we opted for a version that is about 18 inches high and 6 inches square all the way around.

The easiest thing to do for this project was to cut all of my pieces first, then drill all the pocket holes with my Kreg Jig. Check out our review of the Kreg 720 Pro here!

Step one: attach legs

Once I had everything ready to go, it was simple to start assembly, beginning by screwing the four legs into four "ceiling" pieces, then building the pot base and attaching that to the four posts, using Kreg Jig joinery.

Wood House Plant Stand - Charleston Crafted

Step two: build roof

The next thing I worked on was the roof, which consisted of four pieces of wood at mitered 45 degree angles to form the front and back and one support brace across the middle.

Then, attach it to the top of the base either with wood glue or nails.

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Step three: stain

After construction, I filled the pocket holes with wood filler and then stained the whole thing. You could stain or paint yours any color you wanted, but I opted for the natural wood color.

Wood House Plant Stand - Charleston Crafted

DIY wooden house shaped plant stand

So yeah, you can definitely go support Chip and Joanna and buy their Hearth & Hand terracotta and wood house plant stand, but you could also custom make one inspired by them for yourself.

I have the full plans on the Kreg Jig website, where you can get the custom plans and step by step for free, along with tons of other awesome woodworking plans from other great woodworkers and bloggers.

I encourage you to go check out this plan and my others and get to work designing your own decor!

Wood House Plant Stand - Charleston Crafted

Check out our tutorial for how to make a hanging plant shelf!

Love this project? Here are some other DIY plant holders:

  • Scallop planter from pallet wood
  • 3 Tiered corner plant stand
  • Peacock chair to a plant basket
  • Foot stool to a herringbone plant stand
  • Elevated wood plant stand
  • Slatted plant stand

Click here to see all of our favorite DIY plant stand ideas.

Interested in the Kreg Jig? Click here to read our full Kreg Jig review and to see all of our Kreg Jig projects.

New to the Kreg Jig? Here is a step by step guide on how to use a Kreg Jig!

OR grab our FREE Kreg Jig Cheat Sheet here! Download the cheat sheet!

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