Decorate your home with old objects!

Decorate your home with old objects!

Garage sales, flea markets and flea markets: do you like? I adore!

The object or piece of furniture that seems uninteresting to one becomes a treasure in the eyes of the other; it's about seeing all the potential.
With a minimum of know-how and creativity we can completely transform an object to change its original purpose and integrate it into our decor for a fraction of the price it would cost us in store. Want some ideas? Forward!

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The maintenance he asks goes against our ultra-busy schedules. Over time, the silver tarnishes, but it gives him a beautiful patina. The small format of sugar bowls, cream jars, sauciers and others make them ideal containers to present a beautiful arrangement of succulents so popular!

I really like the graphic effect of these empty, superimposed frames hanging on the wall of this room, and the gilded finish of the ornate frames is particularly striking on a dramatically painted wall.

It is easy to find beautiful frames flea market, remove the canvas and if necessary, it repaints the golden frame or a bright color depending on the desired effect.

Another sign that times are changing: the globe is a little forgotten with the arrival of computers and Google maps today.

It is nonetheless a very beautiful object. Transform it with self-adhesive letters and black paint. You apply the paint on the self-adhesive letters and by removing them you will see countries and continents appear.

Write an eco-friendly or inspiring message depending on where you place it!

Have you seen them in Mad Men series?

The decanters in cut glass are emptied of their whiskey and become delicate luminous suspensions.

A tip: to cut the bottom of the decanter, call your favorite glazier it's safer!

We love old bird cages for their original side and their beautiful classic design.

You can repaint them and make them a decorative object. Suspended like a lantern or placed in a vignette on a table, you put a candle, a plant or a pretty trinket.

Vinyl records are frequently found in garage sales.

You no longer have a turntable? Ride a gallery wall inexpensively by framing vintage album covers.


This wall will delight your nostalgic guests and will undoubtedly be the subject of exciting discussions!