How to Repurpose Antique Light Globes: Cloches, Planters, and More
Old schoolhouse shades and glass light globes make beautiful cloches, terrariums, and planters. Here is how to find, clean, and repurpose them safely.

Weekend projects that turn thrift-store and junk-pile pieces into decor with a story.
Old schoolhouse shades and glass light globes make beautiful cloches, terrariums, and planters. Here is how to find, clean, and repurpose them safely.
Build a rustic two-tier tray from thrift-store boards, plates, or tins, then style it for every season of the year.
Paint, sand the edges, seal and you're done. Our step-by-step for a believable farmhouse finish on a thrifted piece of furniture.
Old hardware-store yardsticks make a perfect frame for a chalkboard or painted sign, with all the numbers and faded lettering you love.
A rustic wooden caddy and a few old Ball jars make a farmhouse centerpiece you can restyle with flowers, candles or cotton every season.
Old bread boards are the hardest-working decor in a farmhouse kitchen. Here is how to find them, freshen them up, and style them all year long.
Those colorful old spice tins at the flea market make charming little succulent planters and bud vases for a sunny kitchen window.
A scrap of old wood and a single saw cut make a simple shelf sitter that shows off old family snapshots and flea market photos.
Golden, crusty-looking loaves that never go stale: make faux bread from salt dough to style your bread board, dough bowl or open shelves.
An old multi-pane window makes a stunning farmhouse mirror. Here is how to pick one, make it safe, and decoupage the frame with vintage paper.
A few tea bags turn plain hymnal pages or printed copies into warm, aged paper for frames, banners, wreaths, and gift wrap.
Give a rusty old dustpan a fresh start as a wall-hung succulent planter that's practically made for a sunny porch.