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Old crates piled up in your wine cellar? A derelict bicycle wheel in your garage? A faded door lying around in your garden? And if we told you that these objects worn by time could transform, once diverted from their primary use, into decorative accessories, trendy or even offbeat for the kitchen. Explanations in pictures!
Wooden boxes diverted into reclaimed drawers
Behr paint Stop! Do not throw away your old wooden boxes! They could be of great use to you if you are looking for storage solutions in your kitchen. The proof in pictures, with these two wooden cases transformed into daring drawers. Source: A astronauta de marmore
Crates of wine are transformed into decorative shelves
Almond eyes Left in their raw state or covered with paint, the wine boxes turn into a handy recuperative shelf for storing our dishes and condiments. A simple idea to reproduce that has a little effect! Source: Almond eyes
Bike wheels come into the kitchen
Inside closet Reusing spare parts for your bike is an idea to say the least. As evidenced by this bicycle wheel diverted into a moodboard. Source: Inside closet
A kitchen basket becomes a design pendant
Whipped chorizo Cover with a spray of black paint an old metal kitchen basket, widen its central hole, integrate in this location a socket and you will get a unique suspension. Source: Chorizo whipped cream
Copper rods
Drommekjokkenet Warm materials, copper is an asset to create an authentic or contemporary decor. The good idea: to divert its copper rods into trendy credenza bars. Source: Nordic design
Original posters
Husband Eriksson Enhance a section of your kitchen wall and personalize it with taste by opting for license plates as decorative posters. Or how to bring an urban touch and renew the decoration of your room at a lower cost. Source: My scandinavian home
An old tractor improvises retro kitchen table
RecyclArt There is better than throwing your old tractor out of use or the wreck that you no longer drive! The good idea: take a previously sanded wooden board and then reuse its shell to create a retro kitchen table. Source: RecyclArt
An old door as a table
Dolce casa studio Left in their juices, pickled and / or repainted, our old doors turn into family tables for cooking. The proof in pictures with this door repainted in a very punchy turquoise, placed on trestles. Source: Dolce casa studio
A bottle holder to store your mugs
Sandandserif And why not use a bottle holder to store your mugs and coffee cups? The artist Marcel Duchamp did it and turned it into a work of art. So, it's up to you! Source: Airows
