Here’s an interesting idea: framed glass as decor. We like the way it reflects light and showcases a frame. A great use for your old doors and windows and a neat way to upcycle common flea market finds.
Above L: An empty glass frame in a loft by Qb3 in Philadelphia. Above R: A screen in Darryl Carter’s Washington, DC, town house, via Point Click Home.
Above: A decorative tableau featuring a window frame; from Domino, via Automatism.
Above: Window frames as wall art, via Time Out Chicago.
Give new life to old glass bottles, too, with these ideas from Remodelista: Accessories: Green Glass as Decor.
Read more: Crafts & Design, Crafts & Hobbies, Green Home Decor, Home, Reduce, Recycle & Reuse, Remodelista, doors, frames, glass, wall art, windows
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These are cool ideas!
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Looks different but somehow interesting.
This is different, I like it. :)
Thanks for sharing.
Good ideas!
Very inspiring. I am also a big fan of the idea of making a tea/coffee/breakfast tray out of a frame: you simply attach handles and choose something fun for the bottom layer such as a vintage cloth, picture, etc. DIY is great!
Cool. Thanks for sharing.
I like the look. Lots of whimsical rusticity.
i love it...thanks
Not really my cup of tea but interesting nevertheless!
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