Decorating DIY Home Decor DIY Home Accents 10 Simple DIY Wood Projects Anyone Can Make By Jessica Bennett Jessica Bennett Instagram Jessica Bennett is an editor, writer, and former digital assistant home editor at BHG. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on February 15, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Jason Donnelly Whether reclaimed, sourced from a lumber yard, or purchased at your local home-improvement store, wood presents endless opportunities for creative projects. With a few simple tools and some fundamental woodworking skills, you can easily craft your own furniture and decor. Try one of these DIY wood projects to transform basic materials into stylish and functional pieces for indoors and out. 01 of 10 DIY Ladder Shelf Learn How to Build This Ladder Shelf Carson Downing Level up your storage and display space with this ladder-style shelf. The A-frame design features hinges at the top and shelves that increase in length from the top down. Paint or stain the finished shelf for added style. 02 of 10 House Number Planter Get the Full How-To Carson Downing This DIY wood project lets you display your home's address in style. Crafted from cedar boards, the custom sign displays metal house numbers on one end and a planter box on the other. Wire mesh within the planter allows for proper drainage to keep your plants thriving. 03 of 10 DIY Modern Bookcase Adam Albright Alternating angled shelves put a modern twist on a classic bookcase. Start by building the exterior frame from pine boards. Make nonparallel 45-degree miter cuts to the short ends of a shelf board and angle it inside the bookcase. Secure both ends to the frame with screws. Add in the additional shelves, placing one end flat against the previous shelf and cutting the other end at an angle to fit against the side. 04 of 10 Wood Wall Planters See the Step-by-Step Jason Donnelly Assemble an entire living wall display with this wood project idea. Start with a wood cutting board (new or thrifted) and drill screws into the surface to support your plant. Cover the plant's roots with sphagnum moss, secure to the screws using clear fishing line, and hang. Repeart with several boards to create a living gallery wall. 05 of 10 Kitchen Storage Rack Jason Donnelly Boost storage in your kitchen with this DIY peg rack. Use a square piece of Baltic birch as the back panel, and create a frame using 6-inch-wide birch boards. Mark the desired locations of the pegs on the back panel and drill corresponding holes into the wood. Insert dowels into the holes to form hanging pegs for mugs, utensils, and more. 06 of 10 String Light Planters Check Out the Full Instructions Adam Albright Display string lights anywhere in your yard with these hanging posts that double as container gardens. The 4x4 lumber posts are secured inside the planters using braces then set with concrete. Cup hooks attached to the top of each pole make it easy to string up your lights. 07 of 10 DIY Wood Nightstand Build This Wall-Mounted Nightstand Jason Donnelly Construct a simple wood shelving unit to serve as a floating nightstand. Inside the square frame, an additional compartment provides a handy spot to store electronics. The plywood backing can be customized with any color. 08 of 10 DIY Pegboard Organizer How to Make a Pegboard Panel Edmund Barr This DIY pegboard panel is easily customizeable to suit your space and storage needs. Drill a grid pattern of holes into a plywood board, and use dowels to hang tools or support shelf boards. Paint it any color you please and let dry before hanging. 09 of 10 Modern Plant Stand Check Out the Step-by-Step Carson Downing Build this modern DIY plant stand using weather-resistant medium-density overlay (MDO). The frame consists of four square panels with a circular hole cut into the top. A galvanized metal bucket rests inside to form a modern farmhouse-style planter. 10 of 10 DIY Drawer Dividers See the Project Tutorial Ryan Krull This DIY wood project makes drawer organization simple. Arrange craft boards into compartments and cut to fit the dimensions of your drawer. Secure with wood glue and let dry before placing inside the drawer. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit