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- Remodelista
- August 13, 2010
- 10:02 am
- 52 comments
Proof that a couple of bracket mounts and a length of salvaged wood can make great shelving displays.
Above: A clever Flickr shelf.
Above: Rustic kitchen shelves, also on Flickr.
Above: A driftwood shelf spotted on Design Sponge, complete with DIY instructions.
Above: A simple hook for towels or coats, also via Design Sponge.
Above: Branch Brackets handcrafted by Live Wire Farm in Vermont.
For a stunning example of rustic design in the kitchen, visit Remodelista’s post Steal This Look: Rustic Swedish Kitchen.
Read more: Crafts & Design, Crafts & Hobbies, Green Home Decor, Reduce, Recycle & Reuse, Remodelista, reclaimed wood, salvaged wood, shelving, storage
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I agree with Richard K., what´s about cleaning from time to time?
truth. there are evil people indeed. i know one personally. more evil than Janice.
Noted , thanks .
poor kitty - he was embarrassed at being laughed at.
Very beautiful pictures. Thank you very much for sharing.
52 comments
+ add your ownThank you so much, I have always love this type of rustic look because it goes along with countryside interiors.
I love these, thank you
They are so cute I will use them when I move
Thanks.
How awesome and unique! No one else would have the same one. Expresses individuality.
Great idea!
You won't find a single piece of wood lying around in S.Africa but one can buy old railwaysleepers that have been cut up in planks. You would only buy the top and bottom ones, of course!
My parents village house had renovations. I think some boards left after builders cleaning . Maybe they would be in use. Thank for the article
It's having an eye to see the beauty in what might have been burned as trash.
I love the rustic look. Perfect for my house out in the country. We've got lots of wood sitting around from the old residents.
Those are cool shelves!
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