A large glass terrarium is something I have wanted for some time now. I finally picked one up and added in some faux succulents and I think I just might love it! The terrarium actually comes with a rustic finish so it fit right in with my farmhouse style right out of the package. I love a decorating project that takes about 10 minutes and has a big impact!
How about the easiest DIY you’ve ever done? This glass terrarium is as simple as arranging the succulents and closing the lid!
I love terrariums! I’ve created others with succulent displays and fairy gardens, and I just love them!
How to Make a Glass Terrarium
Supplies needed to make this large glass terrarium display:
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- Rustic terrarium
- Succulents (look for colorful ones or use all green)
Instructions:
I actually just bent the stems of my succulents and laid them inside the terrarium. I didn’t want these to be permanent just in case I wanted to change up the display later. This way I can reuse both the large glass terrarium and the succulents in the future to create something completely different.
You do want to be mindful and make sure the display looks good from both the front and the sides. So make your succulents shorter in the front and fill in with some smaller ones on the sides.
Once you are happy with the way this looks, you can close the top and set anywhere in your home. By using faux succulents, you don’t have to water this one or take care of it in anyway! Just enjoy your farmhouse terrarium and those gorgeous succulents!
This one will look great in just about any room or even the centerpiece on a table.
And yes all of that rustic farmhouse style charm is built right in! No need to break out the paint or sand paper on this one.
So, will you be adding a large glass terrarium to your home?
Love this and want more ideas? Try the links below!
- Changeable Letter Board with Farmhouse Style
- Farmhouse Window with a Wreath
- Make a Farmhouse Wreath with Iron-on
- DIY Canvas Art with Farmhouse Style
- Farmhouse Decorating Ideas
Supplies
Instructions
- To arrange the succulents in the terrarium, bend the stems and place them inside the terrarium.
- Make sure the display looks good from both the front and the sides. So make your succulents shorter in the front and fill in with some smaller ones on the sides.
- Once you are happy with the way this looks, you can close the top and set anywhere in your home.
