Chicken coop siding ideas

The DIY Farmhouse Chicken Coop you've been waiting for! This two weekend DIY project is sure to check all the boxes for your dream chicken coop!

Looking for chicken coop ideas to create a comfortable and safe chicken coop inside your home? Here are some suggestions to get you started.

A DIY chicken coop can be made out of all kinds of materials from an unused garden shed to pallets, learn what you need for backyard chickens in this article.

Our cold climate chick coop tour showcases how thoughtful design, proper insulation, and other key features can keep your feathered friends warm and happy all winter long. Use our ideas to create a welcoming space for your hens, roosters, and chicks in any chilly climate. See our examples of insulated spaces and other features designed to keep our chickens comfortable during the winter.

With some love and a little work, I turned an old beat-up chicken coop into the coop of my dreams! Come check out my reveal!

Y’all remember when I painted our chicken coop earlier this month? Oh my! I LOVE it soooo much! It makes me happy every time I go up to the hill to get eggs or check the garden. Even though I loved it painted, there was still something missing….🤔 It needed lights! And not just any...

We caught the chicken bug in the spring and ended up building this coop. Its design is based on a combination of coops on this site and others. I spent some time actually modeling it with CAD software to figure out how I would put it all...

My heart swoons for beautiful chicken coops. And although the Hen Hilton is built, it's not quite "finished". So I'm always looking at phot...

We converted an old shed on our property into a chicken coop with an attached run. It was quite the process, as nothing in the shed was even close to being square or level. Our farmhouse was built in 1832, and I’m not sure exactly how old the shed is, but as you can see from the “before” pictures it’s pretty old and absolutely charming!

This DIY small flock chicken coop is perfect for raising just a few chickens in the backyard. Even better, it's strong, affordable, and simple to build!