Building a terrarium yourself – ideas and inspirational examples

Build a terrarium yourself? What do you need for that?

Did you read the first article on fresh ideas about ornate terrariums? It seems to have appealed to most people so much that we decided to make a second contribution to this topic.

Today you can see even more funny vessels whose exhibition is worthwhile.

Furthermore, you will find great ideas here, what you can use. Start with trifles and over time you will certainly be bolder and you will spread your terrarium treasures throughout your living area.

Are you looking for ideas for ornate terrariums?

This terrarium here is a DIY! Would not you be happy about such a gift? Finding the perfect vessel for a terrarium is half the job.

This vessel with a ball at the top is extra special

These terrariums are smaller, but the effect is no less captivating. Put on a shelf next to a stack of books or group three of them on a coffee table

Here we see a simple and inexpensive vessel. Make sure that children do not have access to it because they could get hurt

In this form as here, it makes a strong statement. It was set up on a solid, perfectly polished metal stand.

I think this composition will fit wonderfully in a traditional room

You can also change the colors of the glass and thus you can also contribute to the variety of home.

Keep the color of the wall in mind, if you choose to do it or not

Here comes my personal favorite. This is a great investment. You will never tire of its great wooden ball

The polished metal surfaces are great and modern and these glasses make fantastic terrarium containers.

These glassware is definitely one of my favorites

Here is a great terrarium for beginners. It would perfectly fit into traditional and modern country houses

Beautiful, green and effusive green sea glass provides shine when used in the right way with layers of earth and sand

I prefer to use white sand with shells of sea animals for my terrarium projects. But this pure version is also beautiful

Do you live somewhere near the beach? Find small pieces of driftwood to realize your projects. If not, then you could buy a few online

With modern, minimalist terrariums, a nice object over sand or earth can contribute to a relaxing effect

Here we see a small white porcelain house, which you can immerse in your terrarium to achieve a more quirky effect

Here we see a small toadstool made of porcelain. This is a great addition to any terrarium.

Cut off the string and place it in sand or earth

Make the care of the terrarium easier by these metal masters! Do you like this version with a simple air plant, which has been supplemented by a few sea shells and moss? Such a project can be created wonderfully and you can also attach it.

Make the care of the terrarium easier!

This plant is absolutely exquisite in detail.

The version here is from Paula Hayes, but it can be considered the ideal inspiration for your own make-at-home version

Finally, I would like to show you this very special mixture of moss, lichen, air plants and driftwood. Combined with a few fresh herbs, this is a masterpiece.

What will your masterpiece look like and where will you position it?