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Make yourdream patioa reality with these free DIY patio furniture plans and ideas.
Here are projects to get you started on making your own patio furniture for your summertime sanctuary.
The sofa has a modern feel to it with clean lines that measure about 72 inches long.
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The slim bench matches perfectly making it perfect for tight spaces.
Outdoor FurniturefromHomemade by Carmona
Easy DIY Outdoor Side Table
Girl, Just DIY!
Make this super simple and affordableside tablemostly built with 2x4 scraps, even if you’re a beginner.
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Outdoor Side TablefromGirl, Just DIY!
It’s topped with aDIY concrete countergiving it a slight industrial feel.
You could also use it as aBBQ islandthat sits by your grill.
Girl, Just DIY!
This is an easy build using 2x4s and it costs less than $200 from start to finish.
This would look great on your patio with theshadeof apergola.
It’s modern, unique, and unlike anything you’d see at the store.
Funky Junk Interiors
It’s on the smaller side, making it a great addition to a patio with limited gardening space.
It would also look good out in the yard if you’re looking for somelandscaping ideas.
This porch swing uses just one 2x4 piece of wood, rope, and some hardware to build.
A Beautiful Mess
There are plenty of directions and photos that show you every part of the build process.
This patio umbrella stand is a simple DIY project that will keep your umbrella just where you want it.
Underneath the table are small side tables that can be brought out when you need more table space.
The MerryThought
Tuck them back in when you’re finished and you have a great-looking coffee table.
It gives you the flexibility to move it around your patio.
Wooden crates are stained and then put together to form the coffee table.
Neli Design
A base is built with the wheels added on.
You could change the look of this coffee table depending on your stain or paint choice.
It includes plans on how to build and decorate it with shabby chic pillows and accessories.
RemodellaCasa
It’s an easy-to-follow plan that’s very easy on the budget.
Just a few pieces of lumber make up this simple table.
This would look great with a patio set or simply on its own.
Simply Designing
It’s a great place to let your guests rest and relax for years to come.
Set your drink on top of this table or store them inside to keep them cool.
This is a completely free plan with lots of diagrams to help you successfully build it.
Delia Creates
Finish it with paint or stain to give it a fresh new look.
you’re free to also choose to make some cushions for your chairs to make them extra comfy.
It couldn’t be easier and no power tools are required for this quick project.
Saws on Skates
A stencil on the top and the jute on the side give the table a nice finishing touch.
Don’t glue the tabletop to the planter and you’ll be able to use it for storage.
It builds a square table, just large enough to fit some standard-size patio chairs around.
Feeling Nifty
You could even add a hole in the center of the table for an umbrella.
This project details how to upcycle the door into a beverage station that will wow your guests.
Stained 4x4s fit nicely into the cinder block’s openings.
Funky Junk Interiors
Usecinder blocks for more outdoor furnishings, such as potting tables, fire pits, and planters.
This beautiful chunky wood sectional has plans for matching lounge chairs and tables.
If not, it may pay tobuy patio furniturewhen it’s on sale.
Anika’s DIY Life
Many woods are best for making outdoor furniture and most are a bit pricey for their weather-resistant qualities.
Consider higher-end teak, mahogany, redwood, cedar, and somewhat lower-cost white oak and acacia.
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