It’s a perfect DIY project for those who love crafting but don’t want to spend a lot of money or time gathering supplies.

Supplies

• rubber bands
• scissors
• pencil
• recyclable paper bag

Instructions

Step 1: Cut along one edge of the paper bag and trim the bottom.

Step 2: Detach the bottom part.

Step 3: Cut along the crease to create two sheets of paper of the same size.

Step 4: Remove the handles from the bag, or they will get in the way.

Step 5: We’ll start by folding the sheet in half vertically.

Step 6: Draw two sides of a triangle, with the tip of the triangle at the center crease.

Step 7: Cut along the lines you’ve drawn. You should end up with a sheet that resembles a triangle on top of a rectangle.

Step 8: Starting from one side of the rectangle, begin to fold it in an accordion style.

Step 9: Once you have completed all the folds, take a rubber band and secure the end with a knot.

And that’s it. The result is absolutely stunning.

You can hang these on a wall in the living room or bedroom. They make perfect wall decor at a minimal cost.

1. Sparkling and Pretty Fairy Light Filled Jar

Adding a jar filled with fairy lights is a quick and easy way to illuminate that dark corner of your backyard wonderland. Place one on a corner table or line a trio down the center of the dining table to light up your sunset supper. You’ll enjoy the gentle glow of these dainty lights that can easily be moved around to add more light to areas as needed. They make fantastic gift ideas too.

4. Sleek and Modern Silver Lantern Patio Light

Your backyard continues the look and feel of your modern home with this sleek and silver contemporary lantern. Framing your sliding doors, this lantern set will light the way to the wonders of the nighttime sky. Continue the look by using the same lantern style on your front porch and garage to tie it all together. The sheen of the silver along with the Edison style bulb adds character and charm to your contemporary design.

5. Great Grapevine Balls Filled with Lights

Create an enchanted forest in the comfort of your backyard with these grapevine balls filled with fairy lights. The twinkle and glow shining from within these gorgeous grapevine balls are the perfect touch for adding ambiance and charm to your backyard. String them throughout a large tree or hang them around your pergola or gazebo to make special spots in your secluded oasis.

6. Retro Outdoor Edison Bulb Light Strands

Everyone loves the look of these retro light strands that feature Edison style bulbs. It gives your outdoor space a modern and pulled-together look for hosting your backyard barbecues and friendly dinner parties. Light up the night for some fun salsa dancing and easy conversation by stringing these strands overhead from your backdoor to give a lot of light that shines just as much character.

7. Vintage Ladder Hanging Light Bulb Strand

Reimagine an old ladder as the ideal outdoor lighting fixture. It is just the right size to fit between a couple of branches in your favorite backyard tree and it has just the right design to comfortably hold a strand or two of your outdoor lights. Choose a vintage look and feel bulb strand to add more character into your outdoor design. Use this lighted ladder to designate a conversation corner for party guests to get to know each other a little better.

8. Year-Round Backyard Deck String Lights

Define the boundaries of your outdoor room by draping string lights from poles stationed at the perimeter of a deck or patio. It’s a minimalist approach to outdoor lighting that is quite effective. The casual loops keep the feeling light and informal.

9. Rustic Grapevine and Chinese Lantern Garland

As illustrated in previous photos, there’s no reason you have to confine your outdoor lighting choices to one or even two. Here, Chinese lanterns blend beautifully with simple string lighting woven into and around rustic grapevines. The effect is simple but stunning. What other ideas might you think of to add light to your outdoor scene?

10. Simple Outdoor Light Strand Patio Upgrade

Small spaces will delight in even the smallest upgrade to give them some night time life. Hang a single strand to extend the life of your outdoor enjoyment on your back patio. Simple and easy to install, this set of lights is just what you need to enjoy a refreshing drink at the end of a long summer day without leaving the comfort of your home.

11. White and Wooden Spindle Outdoor Candle Stand

Arrange a duet or trio of these outdoor candle stands in various heights to make a dramatic impact on your outdoor decor. The slender spindles provide an eye-catching base that easily fits nearly anywhere your outdoor space could use a candle. No matter if you need a citronella to keep pesky bugs at bay or just wish to add a gentle, warm glow to your evening outdoors, you can’t go wrong with these simple and chic spindle candle stands.

12. Matte Charcoal Black Low Profile Candle Basins

Line the path from your door to the backyard with these gorgeous and modern charcoal black candle basins. Their stout and low profiles make them sturdy enough to sit on the ground without toppling over and their clean and crisp design gives them a modern vibe. They offer a stylish path to light the way when guests need to make a bathroom run into your home after dark.

13. Mason Jar Back Porch Tiki Torch

Continue that modern farmhouse vibe even when you’re enjoying a backyard barbecue that’s bug-free! These charming and adorable mason jars are filled and ready to go so your outdoor party will be lit in all the right ways! The clear glass showcases the pretty colored fuel that is sure to add some homemade comfort for all of your back porch guests.

14. Eclectic Multi-Colored Glass Votive Candle Jars

Here is a terrific way to transform your backyard from daytime to nighttime. You can line a path through your garden, channel guests to a firepit for roasting s’mores, or gently nudge them to mingle within a pre-lit section by placing these darling glass jars with votive candles wherever your heart desires. They are a cheap and cute way to add some much-needed light and warmth for an enjoyable summer evening in the comfort of your own backyard.

15. Long and Lean Glass Fluted Patio Torches

Infuse some elegance into your backyard flower bed with these tall and lean glass fluted torches. They give just enough light and bug-repelling power without taking up much space at all. Their slender and sleek design makes them perfect for more formal after-hours events as well, like a wedding or reception. Line these down the aisle and surround them around the wedding arch to guide the bride down the path to her loving groom.

16. Painted Black Classic Candle Chandelier for Outdoors

Your backyard just got a whole lot cozier with the addition of this classic candle chandelier. Painted in a rich and neutral black finish, this outdoor chandelier proudly holds five cute and chunky candles to light up your late night rendezvous. You can set the mood of your cozy conversation space by hanging it overhead in your pergola, large tree, or back porch.

17. Light Your Way with Staked Solar Lights

Grab a set of these solar lights and stake them in the ground to guide everyone around your home after the sun sets. Their easy installation adds to their appeal. Use them in the front, back, and side yard to maximize their potential. The gentle glow near your feet keeps the romance alive as the dim night time atmosphere is subdued while the walkway remains clear.

18. Natural Illuminated Log Pathway Lights

Illuminated logs — we’re in love with the way the light shines through the cracks. These natural logs will be the highlight of your backyard scene. During the day, they simply look like garden stools, but at dusk the glow of golden light makes your garden path a fairyland filled with radiating light. Because they’re natural logs, each one is unique.

19. Outdoor Hanging Tealight Candle Chandelier

The perfect chandelier for the garden is this simple creation suspended by chains from an overhanging bough. Because it requires no wiring, you can place it anywhere. Small glass jars with a layer of sand hold tea lights that burn just long enough to light up the evening for a romantic interlude with a couple of glasses of wine.

20. Moroccan Inspired Lantern Step Lighting

If you dream of faraway places and exotic lifestyles, you can bring them home to your own back yard in an instant by filling the stairs of your deck with grillework lanterns in various sizes and colors. Inspired by the mysteries of Morocco, these lights will inspire you to spend your leisure time outdoors with family and friends.

21. Outdoor Seating Under Tree String Lights

A variety of outdoor seating spaces encourages different activities. Serve a meal at the picnic table; talk with friends in a quiet corner. Lounge with a good book in a swinging chair filled with cushions. When the sun sets, light up the scene with string lighting in the trees. You have created an outdoor living room that you’ll love.

22. Battery Powered Fairy Lights in Glass Lanterns

Suspend battery-powered fairy lights in glass orbs for an effect that’s as simple as it is magical. Requiring no wiring, these lights can be suspended from tree branches or hung under the eaves of your house. They’re lightweight, whimsical, captivating and as easy as can be to install.

23. Backyard Lantern Post Candle Holders

Lantern posts are traditional, elegant and functional. What’s not traditional is that the lantern holds a candle, and the post is simply decorative. But this is a wonderful solution to getting light to the right part of the garden. Paint or stain the post to complement your home and garden, top it with a metal cap, and add a tall pillar candle to the decorative metal lantern.

24. Simple Fenceline Christmas Light Illumination

Oh, we love this idea. We can almost hear the sounds of caroling and sleigh bells, but if you leave these Christmas lights atop your fence year-round, they’ll light up a pair of upholstered benches in great style! They’re so easy, we don’t understand why everyone isn’t doing it!

25. Magical Glowing Flower Garden Planters

What — are they lights or planters? Or were they brought by alien visitors? These glowing pots are among the most unique choices we’ve found for back yard lighting. And it’s hard to imagine anything prettier! Mix them with pots of other materials for a stunning effect. They’re beautiful even in daylight, but they add extra drama to the garden at night.

26. Rustic Hanging Mason Jar Candle Holders

Mason jars couldn’t be more versatile, around the home or in the garden. Here, tied with simple string, they become rustic hanging candle holders along a wooden fence line. They’re so easy to make that you’ll want to keep a bunch on hand for those back yard gatherings throughout the season.

27. Recycled DIY Glass Bottle Torches

Unique and serviceable torches made of recycled wine bottles are a DIY project that may require a bit more time than some of the other lighting options. But the dramatic effect is well worth the effort! A few inexpensive fittings, a properly-sized wick and some lamp oil are all that’s necessary. Use a single kind of bottle or collect a variety — it’s your choice.

28. Elegant Well-Lit Backyard Dinner Party Pergola

A party pergola is special on its own. But any garden structure becomes more attractive — and more useful when you add lighting. This one is gorgeous, with string lighting overhead, a circlet of lights suspended over the table, pendants in each corner, and path lighting to direct the way to the party. It’s picture perfect and party ready.

29. Simple Mason Jar Backyard Lighting Ideas

Mason jars again: Craft these votive holders easily from wire hangers for sturdy lights that can be suspended from tree branches or almost anything else: a covered patio, a fence, a post located near the barbecue or metal brackets attached to your home’s siding. You’ll find dozens of ways to use them.

30. Charmingly Rustic Minimalistic String Lights

Less is often more, and a minimalist single string of open bulbs centered over a picnic table is a charmingly rustic solution to lighting up an outdoor dinner. Here the lights are quickly and easily strung between two slim tree trucks anchored in solid non-tip bases at each end of the table. It’s functional and funky.

31. Pretty Purple Hanging Moroccan Lanterns

At the other end of the decor spectrum, this fully-furnished outdoor room uses color and high style to great effect. Elegant purple glass Moroccan lanterns hang from the beams, reflecting the color of accent cushions on the upholstered seating. Privacy drapes that echo the same color can be pulled as needed, and more creature comfort comes from the rug underfoot. Only the massed green plants make it obvious that this “room” is indeed out of doors.

32. Upscale Outdoor Seating Bench Lit by Candles

Patio seating takes a lot of different forms. Here a built-in bench provides upscale seating right next to a gorgeous planting area. Add soft cushions, cozy throws and a line of convenient candle holders along the back to extend its usefulness. With the adjacent dining table and chairs, you can invite crowds and still have comfortable space for all.

33. Simple Solar Brick Pathway Lights

Solar is the way to go in the garden. Plant a double line of solar lights along a brick pathway and you’ll add both safety and beauty to your backyard. There are so many kinds of solar lights available, you’re sure to find options that suit your style and your budget. Because they operate on renewable energy, they’re good for the environment too.

34. Whimsical Garden Grotto with String Lights

Have we conveyed the idea that we love string lights? Is it obvious that creativity and originality find ample expression in the garden? We hope so! Here, the homeowner uses several different kinds of lighting in tandem with string lights nestled among the vines and overhead beams. This is a case when more is more. Hanging candles in mason jars, bottle lights and tabletop candles are all perfectly wonderful in this garden grotto.

35. DIY Solar Powered Chandelier Lights

Why not hang a chandelier outside? Especially when it’s powered by the sun! This substantial multi-arm solar chandelier deserves a place of honor outdoors, and instructions for making it are easy to follow. With a round table and chairs large enough for a family dinner, it becomes a dramatic focal point, as eco-friendly and efficient as it is dramatic.

36. Flameless Fire Pit Fairy Lights

Sometimes, simulating firelight is better than having a real fire pit. Fairy lights create a flameless centerpiece when nestled among real wood logs. This simulated fire pit is a dramatic centerpiece of a nighttime patio seating area. It’s a safe, ingenious way to enjoy the ambience of a glowing fire. Unfortunately, you can’t make s’mores!

37. Easy DIY Mason Jar Lanterns

Easily create long-burning Mason jar lanterns in lieu of canning jar candleholders. It’s another DIY project that requires minimal effort and materials, but yields big decorative effect. They do, however, produce an open flame, so use them with caution, and always turn them off when no adult is present.

1. Fragrant and Warming Cedar Sauna

This gorgeous design brings the peace and tranquility of the spa into your home bathroom. Cedar-wrapped ceilings and walls bring warmth and the healing properties of nature. The simplistic, neat lines unite the room and inspire calming thoughts. The shower’s high window and white wall tiles add lots of light to the room and add another touch of nature.

2. Minimalist Design With Repeated Tile Patterns

This minimalist design is anything but boring. The simple, bright colored room is interrupted by a mosaic pattern of colors. The pattern extends from the bath wall to the vanity, to the floor tile, and even to the candle holders. The repeated pattern adds interest to the standard design, elevating the standard scheme to a truly unique space.

3. Recessed Storage Cabinet and Farm Sink

This small bathroom provides a gorgeous upgrade to a standard home feature: the medicine cabinet. Rather than hiding your things behind a bulky, ugly mirror, this small bathroom adds glass and paneling to the medicine cabinet. Clear shelves, a glass window, and white paneling turn something homeowners usually hide into a featured piece.

4. Lime Green Wainscoting Wake-Up Call

This small bathroom is the perfect place to wake up. Energizing lime green wainscoting gets you up and going. The green color scheme is mimicked in the potted plants, and the natural element is reflected in the wooden toilet seat cover. Simple, white colors keep the green glow from overwhelming the space.

5. Immaculate Silver, Gray and White

Elegant but minimalistic, this small bathroom design takes its color scheme from the marble countertops. Silver walls and white trim mimic the marble countertops throughout the room. White storage bins and a rich, carved vanity bring elegance to the forefront without sacrificing the streamlined design.

6. Urban Charcoal Gray Walls and Metal Accents for Small Bathroom Ideas

City apartments can have beautiful bathrooms too that ooze style from floor to ceiling. The charcoal gray and black bins in this small bathroom design give the room an urban feel. The white counters and subway-tiled bath let light into the space, and an oval mirror adds length and makes the space seem larger.

7. Pebble Tile Floor Paired with Aqua Shower Walls

This beautiful bathroom idea is inspired by nature. Pebble flooring is reminiscent of gently flowing rivers, a motif mimicked in the gorgeous blue mosaic wall tiles lining the shower. Dark brown accents provide a wooded feel to the room, while the white sloped ceiling draws the eye upward and bathes the room in light.

8. Up-Cycled Garage and Garden Finds Add Character

It doesn’t take a fortune to revamp a space, and garage sales can even be a source of inspiration and decor for your bathroom design. As shown in this bathroom design, garage-sale finds can be repurposed and upcycled to add charm to your bathroom.

Old license plates are reimagined as decor, lending a rustic quality to the design. This is complemented by a garden ladder, which has been remodeled for towel storage, and a handwoven wicker basket, given new life as a bathroom shelf.

9. Curtain-Free Wet Room with Modern Wall Tile

This tiny space turns its back on convention and gains space. The room doesn’t feel as divided by foregoing a curtain, and the space seems larger. The uniform tile extending from the floor to the back wall space of the shower also provides unity and ties the space together.

10. Space-Expanding Horizontal Tiles in Neutral Tones

This modern bathroom is breezy and light. Large horizontal tiling draws attention to the space’s width and makes it seem more expansive. Likewise, the clean, geometric lines make the space simple, modern, and inviting.

11. Curved Edges and Creative Toilet Placement

One of the first things that caught the eye of this dream bathroom design is the unique toilet placement. This design feature utilizes the tub’s natural depth and ensures that not a single square foot of space is wasted.

However, this bathroom design offers much more than just the commode. Beautiful pops of orange come through clean white fixtures and gray walls. Chrome fixtures grant a mid-century modern feel to this quirky bathroom.

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Whether you’re looking to create a unique planter, a cozy bench, or a trendy coat rack, repurposing old chairs is a fun and rewarding DIY project. Let’s explore some creative ideas for repurposing old chairs!

Make An Outdoor Swing

If you have an old wooden dining chair with broken legs, you can turn it into this wonderful swing.  The kids and adults, too, will absolutely adore this swing, and if you’ve got a couple of chairs, you can make a swing for the whole family. You’ll need sturdy rope, and you’ll want to choose a tree that’s sturdy, too.

DIY Instructions: husohem

Make A Bathroom Shelf And Hanger

Use the entire chair for this bathroom storage project. Cut the seat down and create two shelves, using spindles or legs for hanging areas. This is a really great idea for kids’ rooms, too. Keep books or knickknacks on the shelves, or add hangers for towels or jackets. Paint, stain, or otherwise customize them in whatever color or style you want.

DIY Instructions: myrepurposedlife

Make A Picture Display

Okay, so if you have a chair that you can’t part with but don’t want anyone sitting on it because of a broken leg, you can turn it into a wonderful picture display without altering the chair at all. Just string some lines across the back and use small clothespins to hold your pictures. You can add a centerpiece or plant to the seat, too.

DIY Instructions: mamiejanes

Make A Scarf Holder

Hang those scarves in style and keep them organized beautifully with an old chair back. This is the perfect project for chairs with broken seats or legs because you really only need the back. You just remove it from the rest of the chair, add hangers, and use the spindles to hang and organize your scarves. Add a few knobs for belts or necklaces, too, and get that closet organized.

DIY Instructions: eveofreduction

 Craft Living Room Tables

Turn that old furniture into new furniture! Use those broken old chairs to create these adorable living room tables. You remove the chair back, and you’ve got a table!

Warning – you may get completely addicted to creating furniture after seeing how easy this is.

Make Unique Clothes Hangers

When all else fails, make hangers! You can turn those old wooden chair backs into these amazingly unique and eclectic hangers. You just remove the backs from the chairs, and add the top of the hanger. Whether you use them to actually hold your clothing or you want to decorate with them, you have to admit that these are the most unique hangers you’ve ever seen!

DIY Instructions: designboom

Make A Doggie Bed

Creating a doggie bed from those old chair legs is wonderful. And, you have most of the chair left to make other projects. This one is really easy, considering it’s a bed, and your furry pet will love you so much for it. The bed is made from old dresser drawers, so this is a multi-repurposing project. DIY

Instructions: somethin-salvaged

Make A Bird Bath

An old chair adds charm to your front lawn and gives the birds a special place. This is perfect for old wrought iron chairs and is the easiest project. You’ll need to sand or paint the chair, however you want to prepare it. Then, just add a terra cotta pot to the seating area and fill the pot with water. Choose a shallow pot for your bird bath. DIY Instructions: daisymaebelle.com

Make Picture Frames

Picture frames? Yes! You can use those old chair backs to create beautiful frames to adorn your walls. Now, bear in mind that this one is a bit more complicated and involves a little more work. It will be worth it, though, when you see these gorgeous frames holding your memories.

DIY Instructions: allthingsthrifty

Create Jewelry Storage

Those old metal chairs can get new life when you turn them into an amazing jewelry storage shelf. The small holes on the back of the metal chair are perfect for hanging earrings, and the entire look is rustic chic. You can paint the chair to match your existing décor or sand it down for a weathered look. Remove the chair back, add hangers to secure it to the wall, and you’ve got a gorgeous and really functional jewelry station.

DIY Instructions: ninered

Create A Stunning Porch Planter

Use that old chair with the broken seat to create this gorgeous planter for the porch or even inside if you want. Imagine having one of these on each side of your door! They really give the porch a welcoming, homey look and are so easy to create. This is an especially good project to upcycle those broken chairs with wicker seats.

DIY Instructions: dukesandduchesses

Make A Drink Stand

This drink stand, made from an old broken chair, gives barbecues and outdoor parties a really rustic look. This is the easiest project, and it’s so unique. You just cut a circle into the seat portion and add your rustic bucket to hold ice and drinks. Honestly, I can’t believe I haven’t seen these everywhere this summer!

DIY Instructions: ohmy-creative

Make A Rustic Garden Shelf

This broken chair turned garden shelf is a wonderful way to upcycle. You can use it to display plants on your porch or to hold necessities in the garden shed. This is the perfect solution for chairs that have lost their legs because only the seat and back are needed. Repaint and then sand it to give it a wonderful, weathered look.

DIY Instructions: pinterest

Make Shoe Storage

Whether you’ve got a huge walk-in closet or need something in the bedroom for all those shoes, an old chair works wonderfully.  This is the most unique idea for repurposing old furniture, and it’s easy, too. A basket placed in a cutout where the seat goes is perfect for holding all types of shoes, and you can hang them from the back and sides, too.

DIY Instructions: sisterssuitcaseblog.

Make A Coat Rack

How gorgeous would this DIY coat rack look hanging in your foyer? Use the back of the chair, and add hooks.You can pick up coat hooks at any home improvement store, and you can either stain or paint the chair back, or just sand it down a bit for a more distressed look.

DIY Instructions: faceliftfurniture

Create A Sidewalk Chalkboard

Whether you have a business or want to add a quaint decorating aspect to your front yard, this sidewalk chalkboard made from a broken chair is perfect. It’s a great idea for weddings or parties, too. You can use a chalkboard or chalkboard paint if you prefer and create your own board.

DIY Instructions: knickoftime

Make A Hall Tree

Disassemble the chair just a bit and create a really functional, not to mention gorgeous, hall tree. Add a cushion to the seat and a few hooks to the back, and you’ll have room for everything. Hooks give you a place to keep keys, leashes, or even jackets, and the seat is perfect for taking off your shoes when you get home.

DIY Instructions: deeconstructed

Create These Amazing Dog Feeders

I absolutely adore these chair dog feeders. They’re perfect for taller dogs, particularly when they get older and can’t really bend to their bowls on the floor. You just sand down your chairs, cut out a section in the seat for the stainless steel bowls, and voila! You’ve got a gorgeous place for your dogs to dine. These are so easy and such a wonderful way to upcycle those chairs and give your furry family members a little extra special attention, too!

This storage box made from an old chair is perfect for hair, jewelry, sewing, toys, or whatever you need it for. You use the legs and seat from your chair and then add the cushioned top and liner. This is a relatively easy project, and one that you can finish in a weekend. It’s the perfect addition to your bathroom or bedroom, and you can create as many pockets or sections as you need.

DIY Instructions: bhg

Create An Outdoor Bench

Those old chairs can create this gorgeous and comfortable outdoor bench. Like up two or three, depending on how big you want your bench to be, create a custom cushion that ties them all together. You can sand them down to re-stain or paint, or leave them as they are for a more rustic look. This is a great project for a bit of stylish outdoor seating.

DIY Instructions: fourmarrsonevenus

Adding a lush houseplant or two can bring a dose of tranquility into your home—and you can even dress up your leafy friend with a sleek or rustic plant stand.

No matter how many houseplants you already have, you might feel like you need more. Don’t worry; you don’t need a green thumb to keep them happy and healthy—just choose plants that fit your lifestyle. Display them beautifully with one of these fun DIY plant stands.

1. White Ceramic Planter with Thick Wooden Base

Contemporary and modern design lovers will enjoy the look of this ceramic planter with a thick and chunky wooden base. The contrasting materials make a powerful combination in the design world. This particular set would work both indoors and outdoors, further adding to its versatility. Featuring a white ceramic pot, this material provides lots of “breathability” that some plants require. Use this as a tabletop decoration for an outdoor conversation area, or show it off inside on an accent table.

2. Cedar Lattice and Shelf Outdoor Plant Stand

Perhaps you’re searching for a unique way to display your plant collection, especially as the temperatures rise and you transition many of your inside favorites to the great outdoors. It’s super simple to complete this move with this cedar lattice outdoor shelf stand. Add two or three shelves, depending on your needs, and you instantly have plenty of space to perch your favorite houseplants. They will enjoy soaking up the sun and fresh air while the summer months persist. The lattice feature additionally offers a feature for vining types to meander up, down, and all around.

3. Double Raised Garden Bed with Lattice Backdrop

Give your urban oasis a place to garden even in a tight space with this practical and pretty two-tiered raised garden bed. Each rectangular basin provides plenty of room for growing some of your favorite summertime treats. Tomatoes and peppers will thrive in this raised bed where gardening is easier than ever! For your vining varieties, use the top basin as the lattice backdrop offers a wonderful vertical hangout as your cucumbers grow. Place this in the backyard or back patio to soak up the sun!

4. Set of 3 Cockapoo Planter Feet

Add a custom look to your planter by including a set of planter feet. This version contains a set of three cute cockapoo pups as the legs. With rich details, any dog lover will delight in this set of fun and friendly feet for potted plants. Created in a durable material, these little dogs can withstand the harsh outdoor conditions during both the cold of winter and the warmth of summer. Choose a planter to highlight with this set of charming cockapoo feet and enjoy the abundance of cuteness oozing from these little resin watchdogs that will certainly keep your plant safe.

5. Wooden Outdoor Planter Decorative Stand

Taking up little space, but adding lots of style is how this outdoor wooden plant stand fits onto your porch. You’ll love regaining tabletop space while keeping your plants in view. This decorative stand is quaint but offers enough room for displaying a large flowering pot or several smaller ones. With this plant stand, you’ll feel like you’ve simply added a decorative piece of furniture to your outdoor seating area with its cool design. Choose your favorite finish to complement your home’s existing decor for a custom look.

If you’re searching for a unique way to display your outdoor plants then you’ve reached your destination. This multi-level tiered plant stand holds four pots with ease. The mint green finish on the metal is a vintage and retro look that feels ultra-modern. For a one-of-a-kind outdoor decorating idea, consider featuring this homemade outdoor plant shelf idea to mix things up on your porch or patio this summer. Its vertical nature takes up the minimal room while adding a visually appealing wall unit to your outdoor garden scene.

7. Pallet and Picket Fence Wooden Plant Shelf

Perhaps life isn’t complete until you’ve got your white picket fence, but you can compromise with a wooden picket fence-backed outdoor wooden plant shelf. The different levels add height and style to your porch as you have plenty of perches for your favorite plants. Slide this shelf against the house to maximize porch space while offering lots of room for several of your leafy friends. A hook could be added to the front post to add an additional space for a hanging planter too.

Give your planters a lift, literally, by placing them on a wrought iron stand. The simplicity of these stands is a case in point where less is more. It can’t be much easier than positioning your planters on top of these foldable wrought iron legs to give them a new look with this gentle lift. You may even fill up the space underneath with a smaller planter or outdoor decoration. Placing a few of your cherished planters on these stands will add dimension to your look while some remain on the porch itself. You’ll love the enriched display you’ll achieve with this simple plant stand idea.

9. Decorative Gray Cube Outdoor Box Planter

Add some European flair to your outdoor area with this cube box planter. Although this medium-sized box seems plain in design it features an inset border to add some tasteful style. With a blue-gray finish, you’ll be feeling the damp overcast days that feel the days in timeless England. Feature larger shrubs in a set of these planters for a professional-looking outdoor garden or choose one as a highlight for your front porch.

10. Wooden Louvered Sides Outdoor Box Planter

Lots of lines and loads of louvers create a great box planter for your front porch. This DIY planter is a fantastic addition to your outdoor space and is just the right size for housing a large plant. Choose your favorite single large specimen or create a dazzling arrangement with a vining variety to cascade down the sides. Slap on a hearty coating of your preferred stain to make the gorgeous grains in this wood come to life!

11. Vintage Outdoor Garden Chair Planter

A fresh coat of paint in a dreamy turquoise hue makes a great addition to your outdoor gardening space. Simply cut out a portion of the seating area and you’ll instantly have the right holder for a featured potted plant of your choice. Choose a flower with petals that contrast the paint color of your chair for added interest and curb appeal. Turquoise and yellow are always in style and a perfect pair for summertime. Together they mimic the cool breeze and warm sunshine that everyone loves about this season.

12. Criss Cross Outdoor Wooden Plant Stand

Feature favorite foliage of your choice in this criss-cross outdoor wooden plant stand. Two sides feature this “x” design while the other two are open, adding an interesting detail to the design. Your plant will easily rest in the opening at the top as it shows off the green leaves you enjoy most. Nestle this in the corner of your porch or make a set to surround your front or back door.

13. Chalkboard Painted Tub Rustic Outdoor Planter

Give a facelift to an unused tub by slapping on a hearty coat of chalkboard paint. You’ll enjoy the fun of writing a message or drawing a picture on the side and so will your kids. The paint itself lends a rustic and old country vibe to your outdoor decorating scene. Fill up the inside of the tub with soil and add a favorite plant or two. The new finish works well when paired with some barn wood and metal decorations to tie the entire look together, plus the extra planting space is an added bonus for spring!

14. Revive Front Porch Planters with Spray Paint

Just a can of spray paint can bring back the luster in your front porch curb appeal. Keep the look uniform by painting your pots in the same color as your shutters or choose a different color altogether for an accent. The pristine finish of a fresh coat of paint will make a fast and easy update everyone will love. And it doesn’t matter if you’re short on time since spray painting is one of the quickest ways to achieve a cheap and quick outdoor planter makeover.

15. Tall Tapered Natural Wood Shiplap Planter

Continue the modern farmhouse look you love on the front porch with these handmade outdoor plant stands. The shiplap looks great in its natural element, but you may choose to paint or stain it depending upon the exterior motif of your home. Tapering down from top to bottom, the smaller base adds an extra element of design to this simple outdoor wooden planter. Stick one on each side of your front door for a uniform and stylish accent to your front entrance.

16. Vertical Wooden Barrel Ikea Inspired Planter

Stay on-trend and on-budget with this incredible Ikea-inspired planter. With wooden barrel slats framing your planter, you’ll add character and charm to your favorite front porch nook. Propped up on a metal stand, your planter gets even more height and adds more beauty that is easily seen by everyone from the sidewalk. Give some distressing to your paint finish for a modern design. The vertical slats are nearly the opposite of the wide-plank shiplap that goes on horizontally making this an original

17. Repurposed Old Ladder Garden Plant Display

Find a new purpose for an old ladder by separating it into two new plant stands for your outdoor garden area. The larger set of rungs quickly becomes a plant version of a blanket ladder providing lots of vertical space for your favorite climbing plants. The smaller section that practically becomes a step ladder makes a nice three-piece shelf for showing off some of your favorite garden varieties. These ladder stands work in a flower bed or on the porch depending upon where you find yourself requiring more plant organization. Leave the paint splatters or any distressed finish since it only further adds to the character of the piece.

18. 2×4 Corner Perfect Porch Plant Organizer

Nestled in the quaint corner of your porch is the ideal location for this easy DIY corner porch plant shelf. The unit is constructed from 2x4s that are easy to find at your local home improvement center. You’ll be able to easily accommodate up to 6 potted plant beauties in this simple three-level unit. Choose a stain to match your decor for a personalized touch for even more curb appeal. You can never have too many resting spots for your growing plant collection.

19. Pretty Plywood Tall Square Outdoor Wooden Planter

Sophistication for your grand entrance is pretty simple with some plywood. Create a pair of elegant tall and lean square planters to frame your front door and welcome everyone to your home. Your curb appeal will increase with the sleek design of these handmade outdoor plant stands. Fill them with seasonal flower favorites, like the mums pictured for fall. No need for weeding or extra effort as a single flower for each planter is all you’ll need.

20. Multi-Level Tall Wooden Plant Stand

Organize your plant collection all in one place with this multi-level wooden stand. Constructed from wood, it provides a sturdy home so all of your plants can hang out together. Its tall and lean nature makes it a perfect homemade outdoor plant shelf idea that just fits in the corner nook of your porch. For a single piece that accommodates so many plants, this option may just be one of the best DIY plant stand ideas you’ll find. Place your favorite vining beauties near the top so their tendrils can cascade down, giving them room to grow. Mix and match your succulents throughout as well to give a cool and custom look to your new favorite porch companion.

21. Upcycled Shed Sides Wooden Box Planters

Add some character while creating some planting space to your backyard with these upcycled shed wooden box planters. The size you create depends on your needs, but using leftover materials allows you to be as creative as you choose! Instead of throwing these old and worn wooden shed sides to the curb, give them a chance at a new life! You’ll gain some shabby chic style in your backyard garden area with these planters. Finish them off with a fresh coat of paint for a cleaner touch. You’ll be able to plant a raised bed of vegetables or some of your favorite annual flowers to add a pop of color on your back patio.

22. These Boots are Made for Planting

Channel your inner cowgirl and feature this pair of cowboy boot planters on your porch! This dynamic duo is definitely a unique idea and will be sure to entertain guests of all ages. It’s a fabulous idea for repurposing a pair of boots you’ve either outgrown or worn out. The look and feel of the leather further add to the textural beauty of these interesting planters. Continue the western look and feel with some other outdoor decorations like a lasso, barbed wire wall art, or horseshoe decoration.

23. Large Cedar Plant Unit with Arbor

From shelves and planters to overhead hanging space, all of the plants in your coveted collection will have a great place to hang out. Feature your pothos and string of pearls hanging from the arbor and for an extra fun pop of color, add a bold annual or two. On each end, you’ll enjoy two square deep planters to flex your gardening muscle with some seasonal tomato goodness. Add a pair of chairs for a dynamic conversation space right in your own backyard!

24. Outdoor Wooden Boxed Planter Ladder

Add extra planting potential to your porch by thinking vertically. This ladder creation utilizes less horizontal space giving you plenty of room for chairs to make friendly front porch gatherings possible. This cedar box planter ladder offers several perfectly-sized boxes to meet all of your planting needs. From a personal herb garden to a collection of your favorite flowers, you’ll be thrilled to include this on your porch this summer. Reserve the lowest box for the kids to create their very own fairy garden and enjoy the relaxation front porch sitting offers while their imaginations run wild courtesy of this miniature fairytale land.

25. Concrete Block and Wooden Shelf Plant Stand

Source: loveandrenovations.com

Here’s one of the cheapest and best DIY plant stand ideas for your backyard. All you need is a few concrete blocks and a couple of boards to create this easy outdoor plant stand. In terms of handmade outdoor plant stands, it honestly doesn’t get much easier or cheaper than this particular project. Once complete, this plant stand provides enough room on each shelf for at least six planters. And since the foundation of the shelves is concrete blocks, bearing weight is no burden! Enjoy two long shelves filled with all of your terracotta pots or use one shelf to store some of your supplies.

26. Two Drawer Repurposed Plant Stand

Source: beyondthepicket-fence.com

At first glance, you might believe this to be a small step ladder, but with a little closer look you’ll notice the upcycled drawers that create a one-of-a-kind wooden plant stand. Not only will you add extra room for planting some seeds, but you also will increase the curb appeal of your home. Each upcycled drawer gives plenty of planting space for your seeds to sprout and thrive. Choose to paint each drawer in a fun and vibrant color to give your porch that pop of color for the warmer days ahead. Fill up the drawer with potting soil and plant directly into it or you might want to arrange several of your smaller potted plants neatly together. No matter how you use this upcycled plant stand, your porch will be the perfect place for it to call home.

27. Tall and Lean Vertical Tiered Plant Stand

Source: hydrangeatreehouse.com

Make the most of your outdoor space by thinking vertically in terms of plant storage. This slim stand takes up minimal ground space while bringing you a lot of room for housing your plants. Featuring three tiers, you’ll have all the room you need for keeping your potted pretties in one organized space. This would be a wonderful way to cultivate an herb garden and enjoy the fresh taste of the garden all summer long!

28. Simply Cedar Outdoor Plant Shelf Stand

Grow your favorite herbs from the comfort of your back patio with this charming cedar plant shelf and stand. With two long shelves to hold 3 large plants apiece, you’ll have all the outdoor growing space you need for a thriving personal herb garden. The top portion features a set of handles to move your herb garden around as needed. If herbs aren’t your thing, use this stand for your pick of hardy houseplants that enjoy getting some outdoor love in the summer. Keep your green thumb alive with this handy cedar outdoor plant stand.

29. Wooden Plant Hanger Welcome Stand

Greet guests with a warm welcome and a gorgeous hanging basket by including this wooden plant hanging welcome stand near your main entrance. Your savvy skills in DIY vinyl lettering make the welcome applique a cinch, while your handy dandy carpentry skills get dusted off too! Finished in a solid coating of crisp and clean white paint, your greeting will stand out. Choose your favorite flower to feature in the hanging basket. Hang on your hook, and your look is complete! This makes a nice gift for a new neighbor or your friend who recently moved into a new home.

30. Industrial Pipe Rolling Outdoor Garden Center

Create a gorgeous outdoor garden center that quickly becomes a tasteful piece of furniture with this industrial pipe rolling cart. Complete with shelves and a rod for hanging your macrame masterpieces, this center gives you the storage space you need to create and maintain your personal herb garden! Show off some of your larger herb species in a beautiful macrame hanger. Use a sectioned wooden crate to keep several herbs in a confined space yet with individual quarters so your harvesting before meal prep is quick and easy. The bottom shelf makes a nice storage space for extra pots, soil, and shovels.

Look After Your Garden Furniture

Maintaining your garden furniture is essential for keeping your outdoor space looking fresh. Consider these tips:

• Replace Worn-Out Cushions: New outdoor cushions can instantly refresh your furniture’s look.
• Clean and Varnish Regularly: This will protect the furniture and keep it looking polished.
• Sand and Refinish Wooden Pieces: Sand down wooden furniture to remove imperfections and give it a new lease on life.
• Add a Fresh Coat of Paint: Painting wooden furniture every couple of years can help it stay vibrant and weather-resistant.

Your garden furniture doesn’t need to be top-of-the-line; taking proper care of it and repairing any damage will keep it looking good for years.

Cut the Lawn Frequently

A neatly trimmed lawn makes a significant difference in your garden’s overall appearance. To keep your garden looking tidy:

• Mow Regularly: During the summer months, you may need to cut the grass weekly.
• Consider Artificial Grass: If maintaining a lawn isn’t for you, artificial grass can be a low-maintenance alternative. Ensure it’s professionally installed for the best results.

Ensure Plenty of Storage

Clutter can quickly make a garden look untidy. To avoid this:

• Invest in Outdoor Storage Solutions: Purchase weatherproof storage containers or sheds to keep tools and other items organized.
• Use Storage Strategically: Tuck storage containers in unobtrusive areas to maintain a clean aesthetic.

Clear Up Debris

Maintaining a clean garden means regularly clearing away debris, especially after storms or strong winds. Debris can include:

• Twigs, Leaves, and Branches: Remove these to prevent your garden from looking messy.
• Unsecured Items: Keep plant pots and other items secure or stored to avoid them getting blown around.

Clearing debris promptly will ensure your garden stays tidy and prevents clutter from being redistributed by the next storm.

Tidy Up Garden Borders

Borders are an essential element of your garden that can elevate its look if kept neat. Try these methods:

• Use an Edging Tool: Trim the grass around the borders every week or two to keep them looking sharp.
• Weed Regularly: Pull out weeds at least once a week to prevent them from taking over.
• Increase Plant Coverage: Having a variety of plants helps suppress weed growth.
• Vary Plant Heights: Create depth and interest by planting shrubs and flowers of different heights.
• Plan Year-Round Growth: Ensure your borders have plants that thrive in different seasons for continuous coverage and color.

Keep Up with Regular Maintenance

Keeping your garden in great shape doesn’t have to be difficult. By dedicating a little time each week to these maintenance tasks, your garden will look beautiful all year round. Use these tips to help make garden upkeep more manageable and ensure your outdoor space stays inviting.

Setting the right mood with lighting is essential for any space where you’ll spend time, and your backyard is no exception. From string lights to lanterns to creative repurposed chandeliers, here are ten DIY ways to add a touch of homemade charm to your outdoor space.

These DIY lighting ideas are budget-friendly and use simple materials—some are even made from recycled items like Mason jars, wine bottles, and even hula hoops turned into chandeliers. Keep your backyard lively well into the night, and you’ll be glad you added these unique lights.

1. Upcycled Plastic Bottle Frosted Garden Lights

Source/Tutorial: easypapercrafts

Recycle plastic bottles into cute party lights. It isn’t tough and can be made in less than an hour. These frosted garden lights will look so stunning at night. Start by trimming the bottles and then apply a coat of frosted spray. This is so easy to do DIY, which helps to make such gorgeous outdoor lights. Are you going to upcycle your old plastic bottles today? 

2. Repurposed Tomato Cage Outdoor Chandelier

Source/Tutorial: consumercrafts

You can make this rustic chandelier for your garden by reusing your old metal tomato cage. It’s a simple yet beautiful DIY outdoor lighting project. You can add other materials to decorate it more. 

3. DIY Tiki Torches

Source/Tutorial: adventures-in-making

Make these tiki torches with old glass bottles, replacement wicks, and tiki torch oil. Trust me, they are so so easy to make. They just look awesome! And they’re the perfect backyard lighting and decoration for summertime. Next time when you enjoy a refreshing beer with friends, remember to save the bottles to make these nice DIY outdoor lights. 

4. DIY Citronella Candles

Source/Tutorial: gardentherapy

If your favorite thing in the summer is warm nights outside, then likely one of your least favorite things is getting eaten alive by mosquitoes. Making citronella candles in cans is a great recycling project that is inexpensive and effective, and it works as a great DIY backyard light project. These Citronella candles are perfect for lighting up your garden. It’s super easy to make. You can reuse empty tin cans or mason jars to save some money. I think it’s an adorable way to upcycle tin cans. 

5. DIY Colorful Sunshine Jars

These little jars contain solar lights. Don’t you think they will look great in your garden? Use tissue or crepe paper to make the sunny golden effect. These lights are great to place in your garden. Source/Tutorial: foxandfeather

6. Adorable DIY Cupcake Lights

You need very little time to make these cupcake lights, and it hardly cost any. Start with some cupcake liners and clear lights. Trust me, they look so stunning in the night. Hang these lights on the porch or stakes or trees. If you’re using these indoors – the paper liners are fine. However, outdoor use won’t stand up to rain – so you’ll have to slip them off when you’re through. Video/Tutorial: cfabbridesigns.com

7. Upcycled Pickle Jar Stained Glass Lanterns

Empty pickle jars are of great use to make these lights. You need colorful tissue paper triangles to make these giant pickle jar DIY lanterns. Source/ Tutorial: hellonatural.co

8. Recycled Tin Can Lanterns

If you have some used tin cans, then you can turn those old empty tin cans into these gorgeous little lanterns for your garden. It’s going to be a really fun DIY recycling project to try. Source/Tutorial: growcreative

9. This DIY Washi Tape Lantern

Combine washi tape and a glass jar, and you’ll have a beautiful lantern. Find a washi tape with a nice pattern, and be sure not to repeat the pattern when you tape it onto the glass jar. When done, light a tea light and set the mood. Follow this tutorial for further instructions. Source/Tutorial: morningcreativity.com

10. Cute DIY Shuttlecock Garden Lights

I think these shuttlecock lights are so perfect for your garden. They are super easy to make. You do need a bunch of shuttlecocks. Shuttlecocks are not that expensive. Once you have them, then you just add garland lights. 
Source/Tutorial: kittenhood.ro

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Here’s some inspiration to help you make the most of your space easily and confidently.

1. Stylish and Easily Customized Letters

This look is perfect for DIY bathroom designs that just about anyone can do. Simply paint or stain a piece of scrap wood to give it a finished look, then place hooks on it for towels. The letters on the wall are inexpensive at most craft stores but are given a funky look here using some patterned contact paper. If doing something like this, consider sealing the letters so the paper doesn’t become damaged.

2. Pallet Shelves that Incorporate Beauty and Utility

Remember to use the “dead space” between the toilet and the sink. That could be the perfect spot for a beautiful flower arrangement or a few supplies. Rather than searching for a small table that exactly fits your space, creating your own using recycled wood is wise. Pictured here, the wood is a bit distressed, fitting well with shabby chic bathroom designs, but if the wood was painted, it could have a completely different look.

3. Golden Accents to Complete a Classy Look

If you want to feel glamorous, you might be looking for more glamourous bathroom ideas like the one in this photo. With matching makeup brushes, you simply need a fun way to keep them close at hand, and this container doesn’t disappoint. Filled with small glass beads, you can easily store them upright without worrying about them tipping over and touching the other ones. The mason jar has been spray-painted gold to match the brushes, and it serves as a convenient place to put a flower display. With a look like this, you’ll feel like a movie star every time you put your makeup on.

4. Relaxing Theme to Blend New and Old

We’ve already seen a lot of bathroom decor ideas that use the space at the back of the toilet to display decorative items. Still, in this particular bathroom, you have a nice window providing natural light at the back of the toilet. Instead, this design uses the wall space across from the bathroom to get the same effect. The “wood” walls and floor give the space a rustic feel, and the homeowner’s chosen artwork completes that look. The vertical towel hanger is an excellent choice for those who don’t have a lot of horizontal space for towels.

5. Classy Toilet Paper Holder and Shelf

You might not want to think about it, but it’s very common for people to bring phones, books, or electronic devices into the bathroom when they do their business. This cute mini-shelf with the toilet paper roll underneath gives you a place to put that while you finish up. It also offers a visible place to put any room deodorizers that people may want to use. This is one of the most modern bathroom decor ideas on the list, and you can’t say it isn’t convenient.

6. Well-Polished Finishing Touches and Shelf

Sometimes, having a toilet and bathtub so close together can make the space feel cramped, but bathroom ideas like this one make the space feel more open. The photo frames are elegant and fit nicely with the bathroom decor. With a large ledge by the tub, you have the space to store things like a basket of towels or beautiful candles. You’ll feel like royalty when you sink into the waters with those candles burning.

A well-placed sign like this one works well for those needing reminders. Rather than simply putting the words on the wall, as we’ve seen before, the frame around this turns the message into a true work of art. A silhouette might be a simple idea, but it works well for those who want bathroom decor options that are a bit unusual. You could also use the silhouette idea to display pictures of your family or other messages.

8. Black, White, and Gold Bathroom

This picture might seem basic, but there are a lot of bathroom decor elements that you should consider incorporating into your space. The framed art offers a quick message that’s likely to brighten your day whenever you look at it. The bronze containers are a different twist on an idea we’ve seen before, adding a lot of pizzazz to the space. The flowers add that pop of color, but the small dish with the cat is something practical that we haven’t seen before. It’s the perfect place to put your jewelry when you need to remove it.

9. Colorful Letters to Create a Fun Look

If you love eclectic bathroom ideas, this may be the right look. Rather than sticking with letters all in the same font, the designer has searched for different styles, creating a unique appearance. This draws the eye to the message whenever you enter the space because you can always find something new. That’s perfect for kids who need that constant reminder. A simple bar with hooks like this gives you the space you need for everyone in the family to hang their towels.

10. The Classic Black and White Theme

If you have lovely tiled walls and floors in the bathroom, you want decor ideas that will make them stand out. In this case, the tiles are white, so the dark wood around the mirror and the black faucet and drawer pulls offer a nice contrast. With a large enough sink like you see here, the flowering plant offers an opportunity to add color to the space. A holder for the hand soap and lotion and a cover for the tissue box help keep things neat and tie these essential items in with the look.

11. Easy Storage with Mason Jars and Pallets

Some of the best bathroom ideas are the ones that are the most practical. This simple DIY idea allows you to easily contain some of the clutter you typically find in the bathroom while keeping the things you regularly need close. Simply attach small mason jars to a board and hang them up by the sink. You can paint the board in different colors to match the style of your bathroom. An added benefit is that it removes the clutter from the sink, giving you more space in the area for other things.

12. Vintage meets Modern Design Theme

This small space also uses floating shelves, but since the space is a bit larger than the one in the other photo, the homeowner has chosen to use some shelves that don’t cover the entire width of the nook. This allows you to have extra space to hang photos and place bathroom decor a bit taller, like the candles you see here. Adding a matching shelf on the back of the toilet tank is an extra-nice touch that pulls the entire look together. This is great when you need bathroom decoration ideas that incorporate many of your little knick-knacks.

13. Chalk Peach Makeover for Mason Jars

Mason jars are an inexpensive solution for storage, and this picture shows how you can take a simple idea and change it up to fit a variety of bathroom designs. You can have the jars fit in well with any color palette by painting them. It’s also easy to see how different jar sizes can work better for holding different types of objects. A shorter jar, for instance, works better for holding cotton swabs, while taller jars work well for holding makeup brushes. Simply arrange these jars on the bathroom sink or a shelf in the bathroom.

14. Serene Beach Bathroom Décor

Most people find the beach relaxing, so it’s common to see elements of this incorporated into different bathroom ideas. Light blue paint on the walls creates a relaxing environment, while the sea stars and shells set the beach tone. The pegs on this shelf are particularly nice because they can easily hold towels when you’re in the shower. It’s a small detail, but the shower curtain rod is obviously a big step above the one you probably had in your first apartment. It costs a bit more, but it makes a big statement.

15. Color Accent Ideas for a Small Bathroom

Bathroom designs that contrast dark wood with the white porcelain of the toilet and sink area always have a classy look, but they can get boring. Adding a pop of color, like you see here, can really brighten up the place. This designer has incorporated the color from the cherry blossoms into the towels and even the soap. You could easily use the colors of another type of flower as inspiration. Think about sunflowers or lilacs. Another interesting element from this bathroom, is the small bucket of grass hanging between the hand towels. An unexpected detail like this is just the type of thing that can set you apart from others.

16. Modern Gray Comes to Life

You don’t always need a lot of space to get more organized. This simple shelf might be about the size of a medicine cabinet, but everything is out in the open, giving you more opportunities to decorate it. Bathroom decoration ideas like this are both practical (giving you space to store towels and cotton swabs) and beautiful (with additional space for a few plants). Best of all, you can paint this in whatever color you like to fit your style. Remember that a shelf like this will be heavier than floating shelves, so be sure you’re anchoring it into the wall’s studs to ensure it’s secure.

17. Wall Scrabble Letters as Bathroom Decorations

Easy DIY bathroom ideas like this one can make a big statement. The letters here form a crossword puzzle-style reminder to anyone entering the bathroom. You might imagine that this could work well if you have kids who might forget to do these things, but you could also take the concept and change the words to something more suited to your family. Letters like this are typically available in craft stores, and you can paint them to match your shower curtain or bath rug. The striped shower curtain is another nice touch, adding some interest while remaining neutral.

Simple boxes from the craft store can be instantly transformed into shelves that will work with all bathroom ideas. You can see here how the same box can be turned into a vertical shelf with two shelves or a horizontal one with a divider. Both work equally well whether you’re using the shelves to store items like hand towels or extra rolls of toilet paper or as a place to put your decorations. Here, they’ve chosen a beach design with shells and driftwood. You might choose something more fun and colorful in a kids’ bathroom.

19. Chic and Calming Blue Design Theme

A darker blue on the walls in this bathroom still has the calming effect you’re looking for in bathroom decorations while being a bolder choice. The floor in this picture also stands out. Few people choose wood for the floor in a bathroom because it’s not water-resistant, but here, you have the look of light-colored wood. It’s only a look, though. These days, you can find vinyl and laminate tiles that look like wood while being safe for the bathroom. If you’re replacing a floor, be sure to ask about all of your options.

20. Finishing Touches Beach Candle Decor

If you have the space for it, an arrangement like this can be a nice bit of bathroom décor for your room, and it’s easy to make yourself. Simply take an elegant serving dish like this one, fill it halfway with sand, and place a few shells inside. The large candle in the middle provides mood lighting, and LED versions of candles like this offer a safer alternative. Use sand from the craft store rather than sand from the beach to avoid causing a stink.

Here’s a fascinating look for those who want bathroom ideas that don’t focus on the beach. The large letter S and the “hello” message are interesting because they’re three-dimensional rather than being printed as a picture. They go nicely with the spikey sculpture and abstract photograph. In addition to the artistic elements, there are also practical elements, such as storing the tissues and towels in a classy way. The toilet paper pyramid is a different way to store the extra rolls, showing you that you don’t necessarily need to place them inside a container.

22. Counter Decor to Create a Spa Atmosphere

A silver serving tray offers a convenient place to store some decorative items, and here it goes well with the luxurious marble countertop. The large glass vase holding the candle will allow it to cast a tranquil goal for a nighttime bath. Bathroom decor ideas incorporating fresh flowers are always nice, but remember that they’ll require upkeep. Fortunately, one of these benefits is that you’ll constantly be able to slightly change the look of your bathroom by purchasing a new type of flowers each week. Fake flowers can also work if you don’t want the hassle, but dust them regularly.

23. Floating Pallet Shelves for Storage and Design

You don’t have much room to work with in a small space like this one, so choosing floating shelves that completely fill the narrow space is the right choice. Since the shelves don’t have legs that need to sit on the floor, you don’t have to worry about finding space for the cleaning brush and a small trash can. Once you have these shelves, you can fill them with any type of bathroom decor. This homeowner has chosen a friendly message and some practical items like extra towels and flowers to brighten the look.

24. Navy, White, and Gold Greetings

For a dramatic update to your restroom, a bold splash of navy blue pops with the right accessories. The picture-perfect white subway-tiled shower rinses the space with coolness as the gold fixtures work their magic to tie the look together. Have a little fun with the unique signs to help the masters of the space face the day head-on.

Three isn’t a crowd regarding these cute and fun bathroom decor signs. With three straightforward commands: get naked, relax, and unwind, channeling your inner comfort is easy. You could buy these at most crafter markets or create them as a quick DIY project. Arrange them together on your wall space or spread them out for a different look. Either way, this triple threat is sure to feel right at home.

26. Wash Your Worries Down the Drain Bathroom Decor

Put your mind at ease as you wash your worries away and send them down the drain after a relaxing, hot bath. Draw your favorite bubble bath and light a few candles to prepare for your perfect evening of pampering. The old-world tilework and classic pottery pieces add to the luxurious spa-like feel of this master bathroom. You deserve some “me” time, and what better way to spend it than in the comfort and convenience of your own home?

27. His and Hers Wooden Cut Out Restroom Identification Display

The iconic his and hers symbols prevalent in most public restrooms can be just as fun in your bathroom at home. Place them on a shelf as a fun decorative piece, or set them separately in your kids’ bathrooms. Freestanding and fun, these pieces are unique and provide a cute conversation piece for your guests. They would even make an attractive housewarming gift for a friend. They are a worthwhile addition to your bath space, created in a modern grey color.

28. Quirky Stone and Wood Unique Bath Hooks

Hang your towel out to dry in style with these quirky stone and wood bath hooks. They take up minimal space and serve their purpose quite nicely. These stones’ grey and black tones offer an earthy edge to your interior design. Perhaps they will help add to your at-home personal spa styling as they channel your favorite warm rock-back massage. Place them in a young guy’s bachelor pad or hang them in the master bath for the convenience of the king and queen of the castle.

Give your guests a quick chuckle with this giddy bathroom decor sign. It’s sure to liven up your party or put a smile on the faces of your in-laws as they encounter this crazy sign in your shared bath space. Created with a modern farmhouse feel, adding some industrial pipe pieces makes for a perfect towel rack. These re-imagined pipe joints feel right at home as your quintessential towel holders. Your new space quickly feels like an extension of the rest of your house with these hip and hilarious touches.

30. Modern Farmhouse Metal and Wood Bathroom with Shiplap

Shiplap saves the day in your small bathroom space, laying the foundation for your new modern farmhouse decor. Your wood and metal shelf will rest easy as it offers you style and storage at the same time. The rounded mirror above the sink echoes the round flesh-mounted shelf brackets to tie the overall design together. And why not get to the point with a wooden sign declaring the space “farmhouse” in pretty script?

31. Triangles and Tassels Taking Center Stage in the Bathroom Decor

Tie all your bathroom decor pieces with the common theme of triangles and tassels. Screaming fun and frolic, this pattern is subtly set in a black-and-white palette to maintain its modern feel. No piece is left out as this pattern covers the trashcan, rug, shower curtain, hand towel, soap dispenser, and toothbrush holder. Any wall color would work in the background, but the grey here keeps the contemporary style alive.

32. Simple Shiplap Love Your Face Bathroom

Make every square inch count in your half bath as you set the background in shiplap and embody the complete modern farmhouse feel. A quaint and cute little sign adds a personal touch while bringing a smile to everyone who enters. The square warm brown sign perfectly contrasts the white shiplap wall. Keep it simple and essential by placing nice hand soap on your sink, and you’ll have completed your clean and cozy modern farmhouse bathroom decor.

33. Storage Galore with Woven Baskets and Fun Bathroom Sign

Amp up your storage space by placing woven baskets on the top of the toilet and securing them to the wall above it. The rectangular one is perfect for stashing your extra rolls of toilet paper. Even though it’s apparent no one wants to change it, at least it’s there. Then, the mail letter baskets overhead work wonderfully for extra towels or even a small houseplant. No matter how you fill your storage space, it’s nice to have it on hand when you need it.

34. Simply Spunky and Fresh Bathroom Decor

Increase the humor as you place a part of your personality in the pit stop of the home. This fun and spunky bathroom “hello sweet cheeks” sign is a fresh way to update your guest or kids’ bathroom space. Created in black and white, it continues the modern feel with this classic color combination choice. Set above a plain wooden slab shelf makes it a complete look. Arrange a glass bottle with a sprig of greenery along with a small, colorful candle, and you will have a streamlined look for your small space.

35. Shabby Chic Repurposed Modern Mason Jar Storage Rack

A scrap piece of wood and a set of four mason jars are the base materials you’ll need to complete this incredibly awesome and easy DIY organizational rack. Pick your favorite stain to get the desired wood color of your choice. Pictured is a rich and warm deep brown that blends into almost any existing decor scheme. The mason jars are secured with metal rings to add an industrial feel to the overall look. Although this storage rack doesn’t take up much space, it delivers on its purpose. It is a cool way to house your essential girly goodies like cotton balls, hairbrushes, ponytail elastics, makeup brushes, cotton swabs, and any other go-to you use daily. These everyday essentials are available but off the counter, making them a top-notch, repurposed modern mason jar storage rack.

36. The Golden Blend of Modern and Rustic

Shelving above the toilet is a great way to use the space in a small bathroom effectively, but the typical store-bought shelves are flimsy and cheap-looking. This interesting twist on the premise is perfect for those who love rustic bathroom designs. The “shelf” is more of a frame on which you can hang a towel or a metal basket to hold things. In this case, the wood is weathered and matches the wood in the table used as a vanity. Re-purposing a small desk is a nice touch for making the sink look different, but the basket underneath still provides hidden storage.

37. Just Peachy Keen Shower Curtain

Channel some happy and peachy keen vibes by adding this bright, bubbly, fruity shower curtain to your existing bathroom decor. This is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to update your bathroom and give it a fresh look. Think California Cool when you step into this friendly and fun space.

38. Repurposed and Reclaimed Barn Wood Bath Tub Relaxation Tray

What better way to unwind after a long day than with a warm bath? Create this charming spa-like feeling in the comfort of your bathroom by having all of your relaxation essentials within reach. This reclaimed barn wood tray is your go-to relaxation essentials organizer, from a good book to an aromatic candle. It takes up minimal space yet delivers in a big way in terms of style.

39. Sleek and Simple Natural Wood Slab Candle Tray

The bathroom is one of the last places in most homes to receive the decorator’s hand, but a few simple touches can go a long way. Check out this natural wood slab that works wonderfully as a sleek and simple candle tray. Tuck this grainy goody into the corner of your jetted tub shelf to enjoy while you plunge into a deep soak, or set it between your double sink vanity, where it can serve as a hub for organizing some of your everyday necessities. This nature within your bathroom adds a fun charming, interesting decoration that doubles as a gorgeous design piece.

40. Modern Industrial Black and White Wash Room

It’s never too late to update your washroom; a little money will go a long way in this smallest of the rooms in your home. Slap on a fresh coat of your favorite shade in the white paint family to make a clean and fresh backdrop to start your update. Next, you’ll delight in some vintage signs to identify the space and a plant or two. Add an industrial hook to hang your hand towel, and then finish off the look by framing your mirror with reclaimed rustic wood. The combination of textures and the black and white color combination will make any homeowner or guest make the most of the moment when they have to go.

41. Old World Meets Modern in this Masterpiece Bathroom Decor

All white is always in style, and this large bathroom space is a perfect example of why. From floor to ceiling, the crisp white brightens up the space and draws your eye to the featured elements like the vintage-contemporary tribal print rug, unique brass lighting fixtures, and the blanket ladder that would be the ideal place to hang your towel. The bronze cabinet hardware ties in the lighting fixtures quite nicely. Top it off with a circular black framed mirror above your sink, and you will have a total overhaul and amazing new bathroom space.

42. Plant Lady’s Potty Paradise Palace

Any plant lady will enjoy the seclusion of this plant paradise. Be the queen of your palace as you breathe in the purified air and delight in the tranquility of this leafy serenity joined by candles and some organization to put your mind at ease. The shelving unit provides an abundance of storage for cotton balls and daily items, as well as fun decorating pieces like jars filled with seashells.

43. Clean Lines White Shelf for Modern Bathroom Decor Update

Any modern bathroom will welcome this clean white line shelf. The perfect place to keep bath salts out of reach from little hands, this rectangular resting place is just the right size to fulfill its purpose with a little space for some style. Punch it up with a bold sign sharing one of your favorite movie quotes in a black-and-white motif. A small woven basket and a glass bottle-turned mini vase finish off the ledge without overcrowding.

44. Wooden Toilet Topper Catchall for Your Bathroom Extras

Plain and pretty is what you get with this wooden catchall tray. It feels right at home as it rests on the toilet and serves as a collection platter for your little restroom extras. It’s the ideal spot to light that invigorating scented candle to keep stinky odors at bay and continually welcome guests. A single fern frond in a glass vase and a jar of ear swabs are additional pieces that wish to call this catchall home.

45. Slip into Serenity with Natural Light and Perfect Plants

Serenity now, insanity later can become your new mantra as you indulge in the soothing comfort of your plant-lined bathroom decor. With bright, natural light cascading into the room, the plants flourish, and fresh air extends to you as you unwind with your tub tray of goodies. Let the serenity and solitude become part of your weekly or daily routine in this tiny forest bathroom.

46. Bold Black Ceiling and Pop of Color Shower Curtain in Modern Bathroom

This modern bathroom checks all the boxes, from the bold black ceiling to the white and black tilework. For a playful take on the contemporary color combo, the shower curtain displays a homemade bright and cheery print with nearly all the rainbow colors. The lively and vibrant colors draw your eye, yet the pattern demands attention. Together with the classic black and white combo and the powerful and pretty printed shower curtain, this update can fill up any size space and make a statement simultaneously.

Don’t be afraid to mix up your interior design, especially in the bathroom. While it may be the smallest room in your home, it can be the biggest in style. You can stay on-trend with the modern farmhouse design by infusing natural elements like the rustic wooden framed mirrors and the large glass vase filled with flowers, as seen here. Try a little industrial flair with concrete counters, and tie it all together with dark bronze light fixtures and faucets. The clean white cabinets and white and grey tilework are the perfect extra touch.

48. Clean and Cozy Gender Neutral Bathroom Decor

Create a universally appealing space by steering clear of feminine and masculine design and hit the ground running with a look that appeals to both sexes. This fresh and crisp white bathroom looks clean and effortless. A deep wooden slab warms up the otherwise sterile space and is the ideal shelf to house some of your decorations. A trio of sleek silver hooks are great towel hangers and give a much-needed modern feel from the tired towel rings of the past. Complete the look with a mostly white shower curtain and you will make everyone in the family happy.

49. Full of Love and Character Wooden Bath Shelves Nook

Utilize every square inch of your square footage in a tight space by capitalizing on the unused room above your toilet or in a small corner. These rich and earthy wooden slabs are full of character, showcasing their grainy lines and knots for added appeal. Their sturdy nature can handle most any item you choose to rest there. Stick a mirror behind your decorations to catch light and make the space seem even bigger. Storage meets style with this pair of wooden shelves to make the most of your bathroom space.

50. Picture this Textile Wall in your New Bathroom

Textiles in baskets and placemats find new purposes as they become works of art in your new bathroom. A tribal print shower curtain and a vintage-feel rug add a touch of color and pattern to this streamlined and contemporary space. The black and white with the grey cabinet never looked better. Now, your bathroom is a seamless transition from your living space as the sleek design can be carried throughout your home.

For many people, the bathroom is just where you go to do your business, but with the right bathroom decorations, you can transform the space into a beautiful sanctuary. Incorporating relaxing bathroom designs into the room where you bathe helps you release tension as you sink into the hot waters. Even a half-bathroom with just a toilet and sink can use a special touch. The right bathroom ideas can make your home feel complete.

Your home’s bathroom decor should fit your personality. While many people choose neutral tones, you can feel free to incorporate bold bathroom designs if that’s what you prefer. Whether your bathroom is a closet-sized room or a spacious ensuite, the little details make your bathroom stand out.

1. Simple DIY Hanging Bird Feeder

Another variation of the bird feeder is this one. If you happen to have a chipped teacup and saucer around the home (or want to purchase one from a thrift shop), use a strong craft adhesive to glue the teacup to its saucer.

Tie three ropes with similar spacing around the saucer to provide loops for hanging the feeder outside. Merely scatter some birdseed about and watch for your feathered buddies to fly by.

2. Vintage Glass Teacup Candle Holders

Perhaps you have some items that belonged to your great aunt so-and-so. Or perhaps you prefer to drift toward the section of the thrift shop that sells glassware. Upcycling your glass teacup is a fantastic idea. Beautiful and elegant, the design is perfect.

3. Hanging Decorated Tea Cups Diy Bird Feeder

This is one of the prettiest bird feeders, primarily due to the beauty of the cups and saucers. You can make something spectacular out of it for probably no more than $2 at the flea market. Water may also be added to the saucer.

For this easy DIY project, you only need a cup and saucer, three sizable jewelry bails, 42 inches of strong chains, and some E6000 adhesive.

4. Teacup Set Vase

Setting fresh flowers around your home while you wait for your garden to mature is one of the finest ways to get into the springtime mindset. Why not try something different than arranging your flowers in a teacup?

5. The Sweetest Tea Cup Succulent Planters

Do you want plants but don’t want to put much effort into growing them? In such a situation, these tea cups’ succulent planters are perfect. This project is easy and affordable. (And, don’t you agree, so cute?)

They are perfect for windows in kitchens, dormitories, offices, and bedrooms, and I dare you to make just one. This is a really enjoyable and inexpensive DIY project. And it’s so simple that anyone can do it.

You may scavenge through those yard sales you frequently pass by or purchase inexpensive cups from the flea market, and you can even utilize spare cups and mugs lying around the house.

6. Do it yourself, Wood Wick Teacup Candles

Nothing gives a shower a wonderful vintage feel quite like these teacup candles. They are also quite versatile. They may be used for a wedding shower with a Beauty and the Beast theme, a tea party, a Jane Austen shower, or a Mother’s Day brunch.

Since most of the narrative takes place in the winter, where crackling flames are most welcome, the wood wicks are a need for this and are just so reminiscent of a fire in the hearth that they are the ideal finishing touch for a Beauty and the Beast Shower!

7. DIY Teacup Pin Cushion

Another decor idea is a unique pincushion pin cushion that can be used to hold needles and pins while also adding to the room’s aesthetic. A handcrafted Mother’s Day present could be a teacup pincushion. Constructing one of them will only take a few minutes, and you can be certain that your mother will adore it!

You might choose an embroidered cloth or a floral-printed satin fabric, and the polka dot motif will also look lovely. Embellishments, such as satin roses, satin and organza ribbons, pearls, rhinestones, and other embellishments, will add beauty.

Whether you’re a needlepoint enthusiast, a quilter, or need to hem a pair of pants, you’ll likely have pins around the house. Gather them all together to make a gorgeous pincushion. A teacup cushion is a charming addition to the stitching table if you’ve become weary of the standard tomato. Thanks to the handle, it’s easy to tote, and the top tuft adds a bit more surface space for storing pins.

8. Mini Teacup Topiary

Make a charming home decor with teacups and topiaries! A wooden dowel, craft moss, a transparent plastic Christmas ornament, and hot glue are all you’ll need. Then you’ll have a topiary that looks like this! This is one of my favorites! It would be much cuter if you added some extra decorations!

9. DIY Pallet Corner Lamp Stand

One of the best teacup upcycle ideas is a Lampstand. You may have seen something similar for sale previously, and I’m sure you noticed the hefty price tag, so now’s your chance to construct your version for a fraction of the price.

Make your Lampstand stand out by being creative with the arrangement and painting of these decorated tea cups. It requires a bit of DIY craftsmanship and a lot of imaginative thinking to come up with this brilliant idea.

If you have a complete set of miniature teacups collecting dust, create a one-of-a-kind accent lamp with them and a golden teapot to bring some distinctive antique cottage appeal to your home. You can drill holes in the cup and run cables through to the bottom to stay hidden. This gives the Lampstand a more professional yet cool look.

10. Tea Cup Bird Feeder, Bird Bath Upcycled Garden Art

If you’re going to feed the birds, you might as well provide them with a place to bathe, so why not stick with your outdoor tea motif and construct a fascinating bird bath? It’s not only functional but also unique and exciting.

Terra cotta pots are also perfect for this. You’ll probably want to collect a variety of teacups, mugs, and saucers to brighten up your landscape with a lovely new birdbath or birdfeeder. Teapots, tiny plates, and sugar bowls might also be used. Once you’ve completed your ceramic collection, stack the pieces and adhere them with glue.

Use a plate or bowl deep enough to hold water and wide enough to enable birds to enter the top tier. Once the tower is dry, please place it in a sunny location and fill it with water.

11. Fly Flower Floating Illusion Teacups

Old-fashioned cups and saucers are easy to make. A floating cup is a stunning craft that many admirers of unique decor will like. A teacup dish can be used to adorn spaces by uniquely arranging flowers. It’s also a wonderful present for anyone who likes flowers.

This DIY Flying Cup Decor appears to be one-of-a-kind! It usually consists of two parts: a cup and a saucer that are held together by a sturdy base. Petals, coffee beans, gold coins, butterflies, birds, Christmas or Easter embellishments, can be used as decorations.

A hovering teacup can serve as a lovely table centerpiece. Here’s an example of building a floating cup with flowers, but you can use any form of design provided you adopt the same concepts.

Whether you have a large or small bathroom to build, renovate, or remodel, adding rustic ideas can transform your bathroom decor from basic to breathtaking with minimal effort. Here are the best rustic bathroom design ideas to inspire you in decorating your personal space.

1. Raw timber vanity with black tapware

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This rustic vanity countertop demonstrates how wood grain and raw imperfections are considered things of beauty in the modern rustic style.

2. Modern with stone

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This modern rustic bathroom features plenty of natural stone, softened with wicker and rattan hampers and baskets and fluffy cotton towels. I love the potplant acting as a little colour burst in the monotone room.

3. Navy rustic bathroom

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A dark rustic bathroom doesn’t have to be grey or black… why not a lovely navy? Wood paneling adds a raw element to otherwise modern spaces, so it’s a great pick for a small rustic bathroom. If you plan to add a wood wall (or more) to your design, keep in mind that it will need diligent care due to concerns about mold. Tiles and vinyl panels that look just like wood are a low-maintenance alternative.

4. Mirror made of branches

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Another simple little way to add rustic charm to your bathroom is to add a rustic wooden mirror frame, turning the mirror into an artwork. How about a truly unique mirror frame made from twigs and branches like this one?

5. Extreme rustic

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At the extreme end of the rustic scale is this eco-friendly straw bale house. You can’t get much more rustic than this. Modern tapware and an adjustable handset bring this bathroom out of the Stone Age. The whole point of putting together a rustic bathroom is to bring a bit of the outdoors in. If you’re a hunting enthusiast, this can mean decorating it with some of your prized hunting trophies.

You can also consider adding a unique wall art that matches your rustic interior. For example, you can shop for these trending desert wall art to add a unique charm to your rustic bathroom.

Small details like this transform the space with minimal effort. In this case, they will make you feel like you’re in a hunting lodge even if you reside in your run-of-the-mill urban jungle.

6. Artisanal textiles

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Choose gorgeous materials from the natural world for accessories, such as chunky knits and woven textiles. Think of textural contrast and create an overall sensual, tactile experience. If you have more room in your budget, a custom-made wooden vanity goes a long way toward turning your bathroom into an oasis. Keep the rest of the colors neutral and the accessories to a minimum to make the vanity the focal piece. The end result is an airy and elegant space that is sure to impress guests.

7. Baskets To Add a Rustic Look

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One of the easiest ways to add a rustic touch is to store towels and toiletries neatly away in wicker, seagrass, or hessian baskets under the vanity. Mixing rustic details with modern touches ensures your bathroom sports a more eclectic vibe. In this case, the massive wood paneling goes well with the contemporary tiles and helps the space stand out in all its elegance. This mix can also be found in the vanity, which consists of a wooden cabinet with a tile countertop.

8. Wabi-sabi style rustic

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Here’s an example of a rustic bathroom set up in true wabi-sabi style. The shapes and forms are unfinished and unpredictable and appear as if melded to the natural world. Some artisanal textile elements have been added for visual interest.

9. Above the Toilet Wooden Ladder Shelf

Maximize your space by going up! This wooden ladder shelf is a fantastic way to organize and arrange some fun decorations in your bathroom space. One shelf can be an easy-to-reach spare roll holder, making changing the toilet paper roll easier than ever. A scented candle is another perfect occupant for residence on this shelf. And you can’t go wrong with a small house plant that doubles as a pretty piece and air purification system. Fold a few hand towels and add some decorative glass jars to hold your go-to bathroom essentials and you’ve completed the look of your wooden ladder wall shelf.

10. Mason Jar Lights and Rustic Wooden Features

Work that inner earth-loving guru and reimagine some of your on-hand items like this Mason jar lighting fixture. When canning days are through, what better way to use all of those remaining jars? Truly a farmhouse staple, these jars pair nicely within a room filled with rustic, wooden features. Decorating this space with a touch of gray and white lends it to a more modern rustic feel that is perfect for those seeking a modern farmhouse look.

11. Shabby Chic DIY Painted Glass Jar

Just a little bit of leftover paint and a Mason jar is all you’ll need to try your hand at this interesting crafter or DIY lover’s dream! A splash of paint into the jar and a little swirling around is how you’ll be on your way to this unique and quirky way to use a Mason jar as a home decoration. Once your creation is complete, you’ll be able to feature your favorite handful of flowers. Place a smaller and simpler plain glass jar right beside it to hold some Q-tips, and you will have a little function along with a little beauty.

12. Black Wrought Iron and Wood Wall Shelves

Large and sturdy black wrought iron provides a solid foundation for holding these thick wooden shelves, which are a practical way to display your unique personality in your home’s restroom. Vintage apothecary jars, an old train case, and some quirky signs give this wall space an eclectic vibe.

13. Modern Meets Rustic in the Southwest

No matter which section of the country you reside in, anyone can delight in the allure and beauty of the Southwest. Incorporate some of the warmth and beauty of this desert area with white cactus decorations, small house plants, and an animal skull mounted on the wall. The large white sink rests on the gray countertop and connects the striped walls neatly into the overall scheme of the room. Free-floating wooden shelves lend a rustic feel to this modern Southwest bathroom.

14. Corner Catchall Vintage Bathroom Hub

Don’t waste a single inch of your bathroom space by utilizing your corner from top to bottom. A blanket ladder is reimagined as a towel rack to hang your drying necessity where it’s always within reach. Sleek metal-ended shelving takes the storage space up another notch with the ideal location for your everyday items and the extras you need to keep on hand. Galvanized metal cups serve as practical and pretty organizers. Rev up the vintage appeal with an old sign hanging on the wall and a featured warm brown wooden shiplap wall.

15. God of Wonders Wave Wall

Color and pattern make the perfect couple in this wonderful wave wall. The waves roll across the wall in a smooth pattern while the shades spill from light to dark as they go from the ceiling to the floor. A quaint woven basket with a large sea star looks nice and neat. The powerful phrase reminding you of God’s love is set amid a rustic white wooden sign to add rustic appeal to this beachy look. Using a collection of the best shades of gray updates this space with some modern colors.

16. Rustic, Metal, and Blue Bathroom Decor

Don’t be afraid to mix it up in decor styles for your family bathroom. The metal industrial vanity lights feature sleek cylinder globes for a modern edge, while rustic wood perfectly frames the mirror. Nestle a corner cabinet as your storage go-to unit that holds all your bathtime essentials while staying out of the way. The white, blue, and distressed gray combination perfectly matches the metal and sleek glass. An abundance of storage is seen throughout as you’ll enjoy your basket of everyday items housed neatly and conveniently underneath your sink.

17. Wood and White Rustic Charm Bathroom

Want an alternative to shiplap? Look no further than this backdrop for your bathroom sink mirror. Ripped-up and rugged wooden boards combine to create an interesting and unique way to display your simple mirror. Set on a solid white wall, the worn and weathered brown color adds much character to the room. This rugged wood look is carried to the toilet topper catch-all and the shelves overhead. Natural elements, like the sprigs of herbs, add a cozy and homey feeling, while the tin organizers keep the rustic vibe flowing.

18. Rustic Bathroom Mirror Mixes with Modern

In this modern rustic bathroom, you can have your cake and eat it too. Combining both elements is as easy as pie with the addition of this rustic wood-framed vanity mirror. The character of this mirror adds some roughed-up charm to this otherwise modern and new bathroom. Farm lighting fixtures and the slab countertop further connect this rustic feel in a modern way. 

The rustic decorating style is a true mainstay of interior design. But as with so many classic styles today, it has been reimagined over recent years. A new, fusion style of modern rustic has emerged as a strong contender in the style stakes. Plenty of people are loving the modern rustic bathroom aesthetic. So, let’s unpack how the modern rustic bathroom look is achieved.