My favorite show on HGTV hands down is Fixer Upper. Farmhouse furniture is my very favorite kind. Maybe because it’s rather budget friendly – or the simple lines lend themselves to all skill levels of DIYers – or maybe it’s because I’m smitten with the way Joanna Gaines infuses farmhouse furniture into every episode of Fixer Upper. The best part of building your own furniture is that you can save so much money – usually 75-90% of what you’d pay for the piece retail.
Even if you’re new to building furniture, these easy farmhouse furniture plans are perfect for jumping in and upping your skill level. Because furniture is almost always the most expensive part of any room makeover/design – you can bet that the money you do spend will go a long way to bring the farmhouse style throughout your home. While tools can be a little bit of an investment to get started, you can easily make up the price from the savings of your first piece of furniture alone. Don’t forget that you can also completely customize your piece to the size, color, and even with the hardware you prefer. Start simple and you can work your way into bigger projects in no time.
Whether you love Fixer Upper – or you just love farmhouse style – all of these free furniture plans will help you make your home more beautiful. And the very best part is the pride of building it with your own two hands.
FIXER UPPER STYLE
Free Farmhouse Furniture Building Plans
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Sue at Blu says
January 7, 2016 at 10:49 amWOW! Talk about great content! This could keep my busy for all of 2016! Or at least January!!!
Diann (Luker) Saldivar says
July 9, 2016 at 4:49 pmYour furniture is super cute. Your name caught my eye, my maiden name is Luker and it is not common so whenever I see it I wonder if we are distantly related. 🙂
Milling Orc says
November 20, 2017 at 1:57 pmReally nice farmhouse furniture plans. I think my brother would really love these… particularly the TV stand! He’s actually thinking of getting more precision into his projects using a CNC router; he found a program that shows you how to build one at home for three figures and I’ve been reading up on it a bit for him. A guy on a site called Carve Your Creation says that he put it together for under $300. Have any opinion on this machine? Hm… I’ll have to look into it more. Thanks again for the plans!