DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang

Learn how to make these gorgeous DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang and bring a touch of bohemian flair indoors or out!

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

 

My backyard peonies are blooming up a storm right now, and they’re just too pretty not to snip a few and bring them inside to enjoy them around the clock.

Inspired by their flora-abundance (see what I did there?), I’ve been finding creative ways to display them in different parts of the house.

These minimalist vases made merely with gold hoops, wooden shapes, and rubber bands are a pretty cool alternative.

The simplistic design allows the organic lines of the flowers to really sing, and I, Erin, can’t think of a prettier way to deck the walls for Summer.

And we can’t get enough of the wall hang trend with this super cute DIY Fringed Mirror wall.

But if your garden is currently in bloom, this simple DIY minimalist flower wall hang will definitely capitalize on all that seasonal goodness!…

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

 

Materials and Tools Needed to Make a DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang

8” or 12” gold hoop

1-1/4” wooden cube –  Find a similar one here.  

1-1/4” square wooden chip

Electric drill

Clear tape

Mini rubber bands

Fresh statement flowers

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

How to Make a DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang

Step 1 — Snap apart the location where the ends of the gold hoop connect.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

Step 2 — Drill a hole through the wooden cube. Locate the midpoint of one edge of the cube, and measure 3/8” inward. Make sure to drill straight down.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

Step 3 — Slide the cube onto the metal ring and reconnect the two ends of the metal hoop with a piece of tape.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

Step 4 — Place the square wood chip on the back of the wood cube and secure it in place with two small rubber bands.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas
DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

Step 5 — Slide the flower stem between the cube and the chip and center the bloom in the middle of the metal hoop.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas
DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas
DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

Now you are ready to display your wall hang! If you would like more flower longevity, I suggest using a fake flower.

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

I love how the minimal design allows the peonies to be the star of the show! But then again, when are peonies not the star of the show?

Are you planning a big event and need flower decor?

This DIY Hanging Flower Installation would be perfect for a large event like a bridal shower or wedding reception.

What flowers would you use? If you’re looking for another way to add some greenery to your wall decor, check out this DIY Green Foliage Sign!

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

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DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang by Ashley Rose of Sugar & Cloth, a top lifestyle blog in Houston, Texas

DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang

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Add a touch of nature to your walls with this easy to follow tutorial on how to make a minimalist flower wall hang!
Active Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course DIY
Category Wall Decor

Equipment

  • Electric Drill
  • Clear tape
  • Mini rubber band

Materials

  • 1 gold hoop 8" or 12" diameter
  • 1 Wooden cube 1 1/4"
  • 1 square wooden chip 1 1/4"
  • 1 flower fresh or fake (for longevity)

Instructions

  • Snap apart the location where the ends of the gold hoop connect.
  • Drill a hole through the wooden cube. Locate the midpoint of one edge of the cube, and measure 3/8” inward. Make sure to drill straight down.
  • Slide the cube onto the metal ring and reconnect the two ends of the metal hoop with a piece of tape.
  • Place the square wood chip on the back of the wood cube and secure it in place with two small rubber bands.
  • Slide the flower stem between the cube and the chip and center the bloom in the middle of the metal hoop.
    Now you are ready to display your wall hang!
Cost: $10
KEYWORD: diy flower wall hang

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14 Comments

  1. How cute and perfectly simple! This is a great solution for fresh cut flowers constantly rotating in my house!

    1. Hi Camila! You can find us under ‘Sugar & Cloth’ on pinterest. Erin is ‘Francois et Moi’ on there too!

  2. What a great idea! I love how you can use these anywhere. So great for a dinner party too… especially since they don’t take up any valuable table space. Genius!

  3. Super cute! I need some wall artwork for my new place and these would be perfect for a blank wall outside the bathroom :)