Recycle Inspiration for your home!

We all have those items at home that we can't seem to get rid of, even though they don't seem useful any more. This is where repurposing/recycling comes into play to give them a new life!

Repurposing/recycling is so much fun, just because it is SO worth going into the effort of creating something fun yourself to suit the space and color palette you want. The end product gives me such an adrenaline rush!

Below are some photos of items I have recycled at our home. Maybe it will be the inspiration you need to get you started (trust me it's addictive) and once you get an eye for it, you are always on the look out to recycle!

Here's a list of all my recycle design ideas together for you to browse.

1. Recycled Coffee Bean Sack Cushion - DIY

2. DIY Pantry Door Upgrade

3. DIY Coffee Table Makeover: IKEA hack

4. DIY Powder Room Refresh

5. DIY Easy Spray Painting Makeover

6. DIY Rug Makeover

7. Upcycled Thrift store find: Altered spoon

8. Upcycled Thrift store find: Craft storage caddy

9. Upcycled Thrift store find: Kitchen caddy

10. From trash to treasure: DIY Scrapbook paper jewelry tray

11. DIY – How to make pots look like expensive stone planters!

12. DIY Decorative Diwali Candle/Tealight/Diya Floor Stand with supplies at home!

13. DIY Industrial Laundry Sign

14. Recycled wall planter

15. DIY Patent Wall Art using Recycled wood 

Maybe this will give you just the inspiration you need to get you started at your DIY project!

Love,
Divya

Upcycled thrift store find: Craft storage caddy

So, I love vintage finds, and I found this beauty at the Lost and Found Market, Melbourne. I am going to admit right now that I love thrift store shopping for random items with lots of character and unique designs. This was a steal at the price so I brought it home, but I hated the color and the vintage decals. They just did not work for me. So, I decided to upcycle it to fit my craft table.

Upcycled thrift store find: Kitchen caddy

I have been in LOVE with vintage (Provincial look-alike) random shabby chic items with lots of character. I found this caddy at (yes, you guessed it!) the Lost and Found Market, Melbourne and brought it home. At that point, I did not have any idea about what I wanted to do with it but I was in love with the design. I hated the burgundy color.. so uncool, and so NOT me!