Are you searching for a way to enhance the appearance of the front of your home and boost your curb appeal at the same time? Window boxes can be an excellent solution, whether you want to spruce up your front yard landscaping or create a charming front porch project. Even if you’re a beginner, DIY window boxes are a great option because they’re simple to construct using just a few basic materials that can be easily obtained from a local home improvement store.
Moreover, building your own window boxes lets you customize them to fit the unique style of your home’s exterior, from contemporary to colonial and more. Don’t have a saw? No problem! Many stores carry pre-cut pieces in various sizes, and on-site material cutting services are often available to save you time, effort, money, and hassle.
1. DIY removable cedar window box
Katusha Henderson
2. DIY removable flowerpot window box
Mom Spark
3. DIY self-watering flower box
She Holds Dearly
4. DIY oversized window box
Construction 2 Style
5. DIY extra-deep window box
Jenny Steffens
6. DIY mahogany-stained window box
Readhead Can Decorate
7. DIY poplar board window box with black support brackets
Beneath My Heart
8. DIY PVC board window box with pipe watering system
Finding Silver Pennies
9. DIY twig window box
Improvised Life.
10. DIY lattice window flower box
Angie’s List
11. DIY chevron window box
Addicted 2 Decorating.
12. DIY picket fence window flower box
Make It and Love It
13. DIY pastel wood shim window box
Centsational Style
14. DIY walnut-stained wood shim window box
The Scrap Shoppe
15. DIY distressed window flower box with L brackets
Make Life Lovely
16. DIY hanging flower box with sisal rope
Grandma’s House DIY
17. DIY window box with chalkboard labels
Would You Like to Craft
18. DIY wine crate window box
Pretty Handy Girl
19. DIY dresser drawer window box
Kammy’s Korner
20. DIY galvanized tub window box
The Polished Pebble.
21. DIY aluminum gutter window box for succulents
Shelterness
22. DIY tea tin herb garden
Mireio Designs
23. DIY raised pallet planter
Her Toolbelt