Family Makes Incredible DIY 'Fixer Upper'-Inspired Playhouse

Haley Curfman shared on Facebook that her family just loves Fixer Upper and the Gaines family. So, they decided to make a playhouse that was inspired by the family's market.

Curfman wrote in her Facebook post:

"My brother, mom, and I made my 2-year-old niece a playhouse replica of the Market. It’s 4’X4’, complete with faux exposed rafters and hardwood floors, barn lighting, barn doors, a cupboard filled with tins, a little porch, and of course wall-to-wall Shiplap! Magnolia Table and the Silos Baking Co. are already in the making to add to her play area."

From the doors to the lights to the outdoor little seating area, it looks exactly like it does in real life. And, it looks like this family put a lot of love into it.

However, the family has no plans to sell it.

"The playhouse is not for sale, and I don’t have any plans I can share. It was just designed on the fly. We just wanted to create a fun homemade playhouse for my niece that was different from things we had seen in stores and online for kids. I thought it turned out so cute I wanted to share. This was just made for little Reese’s personal use (her own little she-shed). Thank you all for the outpouring of kind words and kudos!" she said in her post.

Haley shared that the base of the sign was made with measuring marks, blue tape, and paint. Also, they printed out the vinyl letters for the sign in the front.

Talk about making the most of things at home. The chairs and the table rails are made out of plumbing pipes. The rest was mostly wood and a matter of cutting it in the right spots.

Haley told CafeMom:

"She has her own little 'she shed'! She's already filled her tin pots with flowers and weeds she's picked out of the yard and already taken a Crayon to a wall or two. I guess that's how kids put their mark on things!"

The playhouse looks just like the real life Magnolia Market, so much so that the Gaines family would be absolutely impressed and blown away.

And, we cannot wait to see the results. With over 6,000 shares on Facebook, it seems that everyone loves this project, too. Wish they could adopt me so I can get in on this fun!