How to Repurpose Old Windows

Your windows' look, color, and style can dramatically impact your home's aesthetic. So if you are replacing your old windows, there is no doubt that you are excited about the new look coming to your home. But before you toss those old windows in the dumpster, consider repurposing a few in clever ways. If you are willing to get creative and use a little bit of elbow grease, you might be compelled to repurpose your windows in these innovative ways.

 

Create a Photo Display

If you have a window with a nice array of openings, you can add photos to each slot to create a beautiful new display frame for your wall. Depending on where you want to display the wall hanging, decide if you're going to turn the window vertically or horizontally. You can either sand the window down and give it a fresh coat of paint or let the imperfections shine for a rustic look. 

 

Transform to a Table

Larger square windows make the most stunning cocktail tables! Use the window as the top of the table and just add legs! If you want to make your table a genuine head-turner, construct a little box to set the window on top of and add hinges so that you can decorate inside the display. The clear panes of the windows will showcase your seasonal decor!

 

Create a Cabinet

Use the same concept as repurposing your old tables into a table to create a cabinet with your old windows. Add a decorative knob and some unique pieces, and you have a beautiful and functional cabinet to use in any room of your house!

 

Divide a Space

Repurpose old windows to divide spaces or create a touch of dimension to unique locations in your home. If you have a large room in your house that you would like to break into spaces, hang old windows from the ceiling with chains to split the space. Your hanging window dividers will create a gorgeous addition to your decor and help define your space.

 

Hang Towels

You can repurpose old windows into stunning towel holders for your bathroom - or even out by your swimming pool! Simply attach hooks or a towel bar to the bottom of an old window and create a functional decoration for your space. Then, add a wreath to the middle of the window or spruce it up by adding patterned fabric or paper behind the window panes to add incredible finishing touches.

 

These are just a few fun and creative things you can do to repurpose your old windows. So let your creative juices flow as you turn those old windows into works of art! 

 

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Our goal is to provide a clean, prompt, and professional home improvement experience from start to finish. That is The Window Depot difference. Contact us to get a free online quote or call us at 813-901-5555.

 

 

 

Sources

https://www.homelovr.com/repurpose-old-windows/

https://www.addicted2decorating.com/ways-to-repurpose-old-windows.html

 

 
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