Old things - new look
The picture frame becomes a beautiful tray With a glazed glass pane in strong, transparent orange and a new coat of paint, the frame is given a major role. From behind, a thin chipboard is nailed on and thus gives the required glass pane the necessary hold.
The picture frame becomes a beautiful tray
The butterfly lamp becomes a designer piece A few new wings - and already the lamp has become an elegant art object. The old, slightly cheesy wings were unscrewed and placed in their place by the glass cut white Plexiglas on the metal body. The old wings served as drilling templates for the new ones. Make a cut piece for the new wing form made of solid paper beforehand.
The butterfly lamp becomes a designer piece
New pillow from old cocktail dress The cut of the black dress from the 60s had long since gone out of fashion for the big show. But the finely embroidered border in paisley pattern remains a real eye-catcher. The lower part was carefully cut off from the dress with embroidery and transformed into a noble pillow. For this purpose, quilt the border onto a finished pillow cover or, if the remaining fabric is still in order, sew the entire cushion cover from the garment fabric.
New pillow from old cocktail dress
A cast-iron pan becomes a noble flower bowl In the past, Danish "Pförtchen" (a type of pancake) was baked, now it is doing well as a summer table decoration. The enamel is painted high-gloss in bright turquoise, leaving the cast iron of the pan black. So that candles and flowers can swim in it, the wells of the pan are filled with water.
A cast-iron pan becomes a noble flower bowl
The enlightenment for the old tie stand With a nice, smooth white paper and a small clamp light, which disappears behind, it becomes a modern floor lamp: With a cutter small square holes, about 5 cm from the upper edge, cut into the paper and hang over the arms of the tie stand. Fix the paper sheets with double-sided adhesive tape slightly at the end points.
The enlightenment for the old tie stand
From the tea towel holder made of wood to sturdy wardrobe Here, the wood parts were sanded off, painted with shiny hammered metal shiny and replaced the broken towel rail by a threaded rod in the appropriate length (from the hardware store). The metal bar only has to be screwed in and holds tight on simple butcher hooks, coat, scarf and bag.
From the tea towel holder made of wood to sturdy wardrobe
Flowery appearance for a ceiling lamp from the 30s With the help of a stainless steel ring, the lamp is converted to a vase - nice for a small orchid or a bunch of short roses. The former version has been removed, the glass ball turned upside down and placed on a suitable metal ring for a good position (can be cut to the locksmith).
Flowery appearance for a ceiling lamp from the 30s
New honor for glasses and cutlery of the 60s The colorful glasses and cutlery are found from several flea market visits. Just like Wagenfeld's modern classics: the salt and pepper set made of stainless steel. Together with white plates creates a stylish mix - your imagination knows no bounds!
New honor for glasses and cutlery of the 60s
