For avid DIYers, upcycling old window frames sounds like a wonderful idea. Do you salvage gorgeous windows from flea markets but have no idea how to use them? Go with your gut, because there are so many creative and fun ways to decorate your home with windows from antique stores and flea markets! Peruse our list of inspirational ideas on how to repurpose these delightful flea market finds!
Shadow Box
Ever hear of a shadow box made of windows? Use an old window frame to help show off your very own shadow box full of odd curiosities and other interesting collections! Image courtesy of Confessions of a Serial DIYer
Botanical Prints
Adding some botanical printables to a unique window frame makes for a gorgeous indoor display of outdoor beauty. Image courtesy of Bless'er House
Hanging Jewelry Box
An old window frame also works wonderfully as a jewelry display. Image courtesy of The Borrowed Abode
Coffee Table
We love this idea! The window makes the hidden coffee table books more visible while allowing for a space to keep other objects. No clutter on this DIY project! Image courtesy of Marty’s Musings
Mini Greenhouse
Make a mini greenhouse from windows. This greenhouse not only helps your garden grow, but it also uses recycled materials, which every earth lover will appreciate! Image courtesy of Global garden Friends
Towel Rack
This window works wonderfully as a bathroom towel rack. Image courtesy of Strawberry Jam House
Headboard
Antique windows also work as wonderful headboards. Image courtesy of Liz Marie
Family Portraits
These long and narrow windows make for great picture frames. Set them beside each other to add symmetry to the display. Image courtesy of Cottage Instincts
Plant Hanger
Keep your plants looking stylish and make a hanging window display for the garden. Image courtesy of St Louis Post-Dispatch
Colorful Decor
Or add some colorful paper or fabric to an antique window for instant upcycled charm to a kid’s bedroom. Image courtesy of The Boo and The Boy
For Pots and Pans
Adding a sense of old-world charm and practicality, a large window works as a place to hang pots and pans in the kitchen. Image courtesy of Hand Made Crafts by ZZ
Photo Album
Got tons of extra family photos to share? A large window would do wonders as a picture frame. Image courtesy of Photog Mommie
Mirrors
You can even add mirrors to a fabulously aged-window to make a stunning wall display like this one hanging above coat hangers. Image courtesy of Finding Home Farms
Small Cabinet
This mini cabinet is both romantic and full of rustic vibes. Image courtesy of Bliss Ranch
Mantel Display
Mantles also act as great places to showcase gorgeous flea market finds. Check out this romance-themed mantel piece. Image courtesy of Craftberry Bush
