28 Easy House Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorials

This decorated house in a snowy landscape resembles a candy-coated gingerbread house. Curved lines add soft edges even to the walls of the house.

This suburban oasis has a swimming pool, lounge chairs, and satellite TV. There’s even a tall, cold glass of your favorite beverage sitting on the side table.

Windows add value to a property, including those in your drawings. You will use straight lines to draw the window frame and curved ones to craft the curtains.

If you are new to drawing buildings, this is the guide for you. This house appears flattened. It is made out of rectangles, triangles, and straight lines.

Your canine friend needs a home, too! This house is made of curved lines that detail the wooden boards of the walls and roof. It also has a dogbone-shaped sign hanging from the peak.

Many structures are made from brick. In this drawing, you can see the rectangle-shaped bricks peeking out from behind the crackling plaster and paint.

You will use many curved lines to draw the comfy cushions and throw pillows on this sofa.

Tables are easy to draw because they consist only of straight lines and rectangular shapes. You can learn how to draw a set of chairs to go with it below.

Igloos are built out of rectangular bricks of ice and snow. You can see them in the picture. Igloos are only practical in cold areas, but they are efficient at keeping people warm!

This cozy cottage is fit for a family or a fairy. You can use straight and curved lines to draw the building.

A house with a picket fence is part of the American dream. You can draw this privacy fence around any of the buildings on this list.

A bed is easy to draw. It’s made up of rectangles with circles on top of the bedposts. Below, you can put your skills to work as you draw an entire bedroom.

A tree house would, for many children, be the ultimate possession. Even if you don’t have one in your backyard, you can draw one. You can even use this tutorial to design your future building project!

A chair is a very easy piece of furniture to design. This one consists of many curved rectangles.

Before you design a whole building, you can start with one room. You can sketch this bedroom with a window, bed, bookshelf, dresser, rug, and light fixtures.

Every building needs a bathroom - several in fact. You can make this necessary addition by drawing this toilet. It consists of curved lines.

The White House is one of the most famous structures in the United States. It isn’t hard to draw, however. This tutorial breaks down the architecture into triangles, rectangles, triangles, half-circles, and curved and straight lines.

Construction projects don’t always go as planned. You can record the aftermath with this broken glass drawing tutorial. As an added challenge, why not combine it with one of the buildings above?

A log cabin is a simple and classic type of house. Rectangles with rounded ends make up the stacked log walls. You will see the rectangle pattern of bricks on the chimney and “U” shaped shingles on the roof.

Would you like to live in a fabulous mansion someday? Design your dream home with the help of this tutorial. The house is easy to draw with rectangular walls, triangular roofs, and the curved lines of the arched windows, stairways, and fountain.

What makes this house spooky? The leaning elements, glowing windows, a leafless tree, and the silhouette of a bat flying in front of a full moon, for starters.

The world of architecture and engineering can be an open door to you - and this open door is a good place to start. You will use rectangles, straight lines, and one small oval to complete this sketch.

Look out! The cracks and bent lines of these houses and skyscrapers mean that they could collapse at any moment! Quickly follow the steps before the buildings fall apart!

Repair the buildings broken by the earthquake above by drawing these cool 3D structures. You will use simple geometric shapes to create the three-dimensional cube-like shapes.

Is someone in the kitchen with Dina? That's up to you when you draw this fully furnished kitchen, complete with stove, sink, refrigerator, cabinets, teapot, dishes, and a bowl of fruit.

If you can draw rectangles, you can make a cube, and if you can draw a cube, you can tackle these three-dimensional stairs.

Did you draw the 3D stairs above? If so, they can lead up to the entrance of this three-dimensional house. It's basically a big cube with a triangular top.

If you know how to draw everything but the kitchen sink, it's time to fix that! Don't feel like your drawing skills are all washed up... it's time to keep it clean.