introducing the stone style coop

 
 

why coop plans

There’s something special about slowing down and enjoying the simple pleasures of home—like gathering fresh eggs from your own backyard. This cozy coop design brings warmth and charm to your outdoor space while giving your hens a safe, happy place to roost. With step-by-step plans that make building easy, you can create a homestead-inspired coop that feels timeless, inviting, and built to last for years of family memories.

coop plans
 

    • THIS COOP DESIGN COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES UP TO 10 CHICKENS, WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO ADJUST CAPACITY BASED ON THE SIZE OF RUN YOU CHOOSE TO BUILD.

    • THIS COOP IS DESIGNED TO SUPPORT THE DEEP LITTER METHOD, MAKING IT EASY TO MAINTAIN A CLEAN, LOW-ODOR ENVIRONMENT WHILE PROVIDING LONG-TERM BEDDING EFFICIENCY.

    • OVERSIZED ACCESS DOORS FOR HASSLE-FREE CLEANING

    • INTEGRATED FEEDER HOPPER WITH A 50+ LB CAPACITY

    • CLASSIC DUTCH-STYLE ENTRY DOOR

    • WELL-VENTILATED COOP FOR OPTIMAL AIRFLOW

    • CONVENIENT DROP-DOWN EGG HUTCH DOOR FOR EASY COLLECTION

    • SLOPED ROOF DESIGNED FOR EFFICIENT WATER CATCHMENT

detachable stairs 〰

little details go a long way 〰

It’s the little details that transform a functional coop into a space that feels intentional and beautiful. Thoughtful touches like the soft paint color, classic trim work, and a beautiful light fixture elevate the design while keeping it practical and inviting. Each choice—from the hardware to the finishes—adds character and charm, proving that even a chicken coop can be both hardworking and stylish. These finishing details not only bring the structure together visually but also make it a place you’ll love to look at every day.

light fixture | Front door glaze | automatic coop door | exterior paint
| exterior trim

our most asked question is what color of paint we used for our coop. We used accessible beige by sherwin williams for the base and moth wing by sherwin williams for the trim.

for the front porch light fixture we bought an affordable solar light from tractor supply. it gives the perfect soft light for the porch. we bought a black solar light and spray painted it gold to match the look we wanted to go for.

for the front door we painted it using a light tan paint color, (you can use any) once the paint was dry we lightly went over it with a decorative glaze in java brown using a bristle brush to give it the look we wanted. we also used this same technique for base of the front porch.

we bought a solar automatic coop door off facebook marketplace — you can buy online as well.

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