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Building your own backyard chicken coop? Use these creative design ideas to make your chickens feel at home.

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Planters and Gingham

Colorful planters and pavers, plus windows lined with cute gingham curtains, make this coop a feast for the eyes.

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Paint It White

This farmhouse-style coop is basically a chicken mansion, so of course it's named "Le Manior du Poulet." 😂

Get the tutorial at Liz Marie.

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Craft a Personalized Coop Sign

This adorable painted sign adds the perfect personalized touch to your coop.

Get the tutorial at Summery Umbrella.

What you'll need: White paint ($18, amazon.com)

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Spruce Up the Exterior with Plant Boxes

Adding some greenery to the outside of your chicken coop will make it feel like home.

Get the tutorial at Shabby Chic Tiny Retreat.

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Hang Curtains Inside

Your chickens will feel extra cozy in a coop that features lovely floral curtains. (Hey, chickens need their privacy, too!)

Get the tutorial at Liz Marie.

What you'll need: Floral fabric ($11/yard, joann.com)

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Add Color

Don't be afraid to add a little pop of color to the interior.

Get the tutorial at Woodtex.

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Fashion Your Coop After a Barn

Add a touch of rustic charm to your coop with some barn-inspired exterior details.

Get the tutorial at A Vision to Remember.

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Repurpose Old Tires as Chicken Baths

Give your chickens a pretty place to bathe by repurposing old tires.

Get the tutorial at Weed 'Em & Reap.

What you'll need: Spray paint ($4, amazon.com)

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Add a Pretty Door

Lining the coop's doorway with an accent color really adds the perfect amount of detail.

Get the tutorial at Summery Umbrella.

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Creatively Display Your Chickens' Names

If you name each one of your chickens, proudly display their names with this DIY wooden sign.

Get the tutorial at Redeem Your Ground.

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Upcycle an Old Cabinet

Have an old cabinet lying around? Now you have a reason to repurpose it!

Get the tutorial at Ana White.

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Design It Like a Greenhouse

This coop has such a natural and airy feel to it.

Get the tutorial at Backyard Chickens.

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