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30 Photos Of Extremely Creative Chicken Coops

Damjan
by Damjan
21 Nov 2020

Some chicken coops are built to blend in, but these ones were made to stand out. From tiny castles to playful repurposed vehicles, every setup in this roundup shows a little imagination and a lot of effort.

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The best part is that these coops are not just about looks, they also reflect the practical side of keeping chickens safe and comfortable. That mix of creativity and function is what makes this collection so fun to scroll through.

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Here are 30 creative chicken coops that prove poultry housing can be surprisingly stylish.

1. White picket fence

1. White picket fence
SoniaT 360.
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2. Nice and comfortable.

2. Nice and comfortable.
Crandillo

3. Police station to protect the hens.

3. Police station to protect the hens.
Crandillo

4. Chickens for sale....

4. Chickens for sale....
modesto_milling

5.

Police station style chicken coop, protective yard for hens, creative decor
cbakerphoto

When designing a coop for your chicks, keep in mind that some woodland animals love to pay night visits to them, and they don’t want to chat. Foxes, raccoons, and opossums often get into the coops, stealing eggs or even killing chickens.

6. Frodo the chicken

6. Frodo the chicken
avcesar

7.

Chicken castle coop with tree house features, whimsical backyard housing structure
Lori Jo Jamieson

8. Chicken castle

8. Chicken castle
homesoftherich

9. Tree house coop

9. Tree house coop
Crandillo

10. Mexico style

10. Mexico style
judyki2004

11. Western

11. Western
sandy

12. Chick wants to go home....

12. Chick wants to go home....
Panda_911

13. Big egg

13. Big egg
nogg.co

14.

Country house chicken coop, nesting area with oversized big egg nearby
wild_child_farms

15. A house in the country

15. A house in the country
myurbanfarmily

Ann E. Stratton states in This Old House that a coop should be in the shade to keep it cool in the summer and raised a few feet off the ground to keep the chickens’ feet dry when it rains and floods.

While the exterior is important to us, the chickens will appreciate a good interior layout even more. They need about 16 hours of light each day to improve their egg-laying.

And if you’re thinking “fashion,” these elegant pigeon breeds steal the spotlight like runway models.

16.

Rustic country home converted into chicken coop, cozy yard setting
Crandillo

17.

Space-themed chicken coop, playful “off to space” design with bright details
chickencoop.plans

18.

Futuristic space chicken coop, rocket-like features and whimsical rooftop structure
Mom Caster

19. Off to space...

19. Off to space...
Raine Soo

20.

Whimsical space-themed chicken coop, “off to space” theme continues
Crandillo

21.

Space-themed coop beside a police car decoration, creative backyard display
TaylorV88

The inside of your coop must have enough light throughout autumn and winter to keep the chickens comfortable. You should install light bulbs that cast a warm, yellowish glow like the sun because it will trigger the hens to lay eggs.

Vents are also important; they will keep the air circulating. Just make sure you don’t overdo it and cause a draft.

22. Police car

22. Police car
DazzlingCockroach

23.

Police car and school bus inspired chicken coop, playful “Du Poulet” theme
Crandillo

24. School bus

24. School bus
Jason Schreiber

25. Du Poulet

25. Du Poulet
vervainandtheroses

26.

Reused materials chick hotel coop, upcycled design for chickens in backyard
chickencoop.plans

27. Reusing materials

27. Reusing materials
Crandillo

28. Chick Hotel

28. Chick Hotel
Christopher Paulin

29. Jurassic Bawk

29. Jurassic Bawk
rcmndoverthinking

30. A house in a tree

30. A house in a tree
rebecca64

Want more “deluxe digs” in weird spots, see photos of bird nests built in unexpected places.

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