If you thought interior decorating stopped at your front door, think again. Chicken coops have gone from purely practical to downright adorable—and we’re here for it. Whether you’re raising backyard hens or just dreaming of the day, adding a bit of charm and personality to your coop can make chicken keeping even more joyful.

Here are 21 fun and fabulous chicken coop decor ideas that’ll make your feathered friends feel like royalty (and give your backyard some serious curb appeal).

1. Wallpaper the Coop Walls

Yes, wallpaper—inside the coop! Peel-and-stick wallpaper (or even outdoor-safe vinyl) can give your coop a burst of color or farmhouse flair. Think floral prints, gingham, or chicken-themed patterns, like in my Chickens & Blooms Collection available on Spoonflower.com

👉 Just make sure the walls are clean and dry before applying.

2. Hang a Mini Chandelier

A battery-operated or solar-powered mini chandelier adds instant glam. Your hens may not care, but your guests definitely will.

Pro tip: Use plastic or metal for easy cleaning and safety.

3. Add Café-Style Curtains to Nesting Boxes

Little gingham curtains aren’t just cute—they give hens privacy when laying. It’s a cozy, homey touch that’s surprisingly functional.

4. Paint the Exterior with Farmhouse Flair

Paint your coop in soft sage green, barn red, or buttery yellow for that classic cottage-core vibe. Bonus points for white trim or contrasting shutters!

5. Hang a Chicken-Themed Welcome Sign

Let visitors know who’s boss with a sign that says “Welcome to the Coop” or “Hen House Rules.” You can find adorable rustic signs online or DIY your own.

6. Install Window Flower Boxes

Add flower boxes below the coop windows and fill them with non-toxic blooms like marigolds or nasturtiums. Faux flowers also work beautifully with zero upkeep.

7. Name Plaques for Your Hens

Personalize the coop with little wooden name signs for each hen. Paint them by hand or order custom ones from Etsy.

8. String Up Some Fairy Lights

Solar-powered string lights can bring a magical glow in the evenings. Choose soft white lights for a twinkly, cozy look.

9. Add a Seasonal Wreath or Door Decor

Treat the coop door like your front porch! A tiny seasonal wreath or themed sign brings festive flair all year long.

10. Display Art Prints or Photos

Laminate some cute chicken-themed art prints or frame them in outdoor-safe plastic. Think farmhouse quotes, botanical prints, or even portraits of your own flock.

11. Add House Numbers (for the Coop!)

Mount stylish house numbers on the coop to make it feel like a real residence. Your “Cluckingham Palace” deserves an official address, right?

12. Create a Farmhouse Ladder Perch

Use an old wooden ladder as a rustic multi-level perch inside or just outside the coop. Looks adorable and doubles as a hangout spot for your hens.

13. Decorate with Vintage Tin Signs

Old feed store signs, retro chicken ads, or barnyard décor give the coop a nostalgic feel. Perfect for vintage lovers.

14. Place Garden Statues or Figurines Nearby

A ceramic rooster or whimsical chicken garden statue adds instant personality outside the coop. Bonus if they’re solar-powered and light up at night!

15. Roll Out a Custom Doormat

Yes, a coop can have a doormat. Look for ones with phrases like “Wipe Your Feet, Cluckers Inside” or “Egg-cited to See You!”

16. Add a Mini Picket Fence

A tiny decorative fence in front of the coop creates a charming “yard” for your hens—even if it’s just for looks.

17. Hang Wind Chimes (with a Soft Touch)

Choose mellow-toned chimes and place them near (but not inside) the coop. They add soothing sounds without startling your hens.

18. Name Your Coop with a Bold Sign

Every coop needs a name! From Eggcetera Manor to The Egg Plant, a playful sign gives your setup personality and charm.

19. Paint Some Decorative Rocks

Use weatherproof paint to decorate garden rocks with hen faces, eggs, feathers, or fun quotes. Place them around the coop path or flower beds.

20. Use Faux Ivy or Hanging Greenery

Add faux vines or trailing greenery around the roofline or windows for a cottage garden look with zero upkeep.

21. Dress Up the Feed and Water Stations

Add decals, labels, or paint to your feeders and waterers. Think: “Chick Inn Dining” or “Egg-cellent Hydration.”

Your Coop, Your Style

Whether you’re into rustic farmhouse, whimsical charm, or full-on glam, decorating your chicken coop is a fun way to bring joy to your backyard space. Best of all, your hens might not care what it looks like—but you’ll love the smile it brings every time you collect an egg.

Have a favorite coop decor idea or photo? Share it in the comments—I’d love to see how you style your feathered friends’ home!