Zoe from Pine and Poplar made a spectacular DIY woven bench that can really augment any space — and it’s beginner-friendly too!
She walks you through how to build a simple wooden frame using 2x2s and pocket holes, so no fancy tools required.
The real star here is the woven jute webbing that forms the seat — it’s stylish, super sturdy, and adds tons of texture.
I especially love how Zoe chose a natural, neutral palette that would work with pretty much any decor style.
She even includes helpful tips like soaking the webbing first to make it easier to stretch and secure tightly.
The step-by-step photos make the entire process easy to follow, even if you’ve never done a woven seat before.
It’s surprisingly affordable too — this project came in at under $50!
Zoe also notes that the bench is strong enough to sit on comfortably and would work well at the end of a bed, in an entryway, or as extra living room seating.
If you’re looking for a high-impact, low-cost project, this one’s a win.
For a complete guide and more easy-stylish DIY furniture ideas, head over to Zoe’s blog Pine and Poplar!