10 Ideas Vintage Touches for Your Garden
Looking to bring a romantic Victorian feel to your yard? Try the vintage garden decorations that use teacups and dress forms. You can even personalize your vintage garden design with a DIY monogram planter project. When you liven up your backyard with these ideas, it will look so amazing you will want to spend all your time there.
1. Antique Chair Planter Plus Vintage Plates
Painted metal lawn chairs (just like the ones in your grandma’s home) make quaint additions to your garden. Instead of throwing them out, transform them into a planter seater along with some antique shop-worthy plates. Yes, chairs and plates have other uses, too. These sentimental favorites will add a charming appeal to your vintage-inspired garden.
2. Rusty Vintage Wheelbarrow Flower Planters
Wheelbarrows should not be always associated with dirt and cement. These wrought iron handy tools can be a worthy addition to your vintage garden. Sure, you will need dirt in it, but that is only so you can plant flowers and other pretty things. The rustic element contrasts perfectly with the charming flowers, so do not think for one moment they are not a great pair.
3. Vintage Ladder Flowerpot Garden Display
So you have decided put away the old ladder for good. It seats in that one particular area of the house often unseen by visitors, or even you. But hey, do not let it rot to waste and put it into good use in your vintage garden. Set up some flower pots long its steps and make it your garden centerpiece. It will sure catch attention.
4. Galvanized Metal Bucket Flower Planter Display
Don’t galvanized metal buckets remind you of much simpler times? If you’re aiming for a vintage garden, transform these buckets into flower planters. Old metal buckets don’t have to be forever ugly and left unused. With a bit of imagination, time, and colorful things of beauty, your garden will be the stuff of dreams.
5. Pretty Antique Teacup Vintage Garden Decoration
A flower garden is always a joy to behold, and while the level of prettiness depends on the type of flowers and how they’re arranged, a few elements that seem like they “don’t belong” in a garden will catch an eye. Got some old teacups? Hang them on a specific area of the garden to create a startling effect.
6. Galvanized Metal Wash Basin Hanging Basket
Believe it or not, galvanized metal washbasins are still sold on the market up to this day. But you don’t have to buy new ones if you’re looking into a new garden project. The rusty ones back at your mom’s house will instantly create that vintage look you’re going after.
7. Rustic Decorated Metal Pitcher Planters
Planters don’t have to be made of pots, plastic, or wood – metal pitchers work, too. These things don’t cost too much, plus you can find old ones at flea markets or your childhood home. Get different kinds of sizes to get variety, and if you think you have, throw in your favorite kinds of flowers on each one.
8. DIY Mason Jar Outdoor Lanterns
Mason jars are becoming more popular more than ever, thanks to the crafty minds of DIY artists and budding artisans. Mason jars don’t have to be exclusive to massive chocolate drinks or your favorite potpourri mix. They can be transformed into lanterns in place of the fairly lights you’ve always wanted.
9. Vintage Coffee Pot Planters with Ladder Display
Vintage coffee pots have become so rare these days you can only see one in period movies. You’re lucky if you have old ones, but if you really want it so bad for your garden, try looking at auction sites, antique shops, and yard sales. They come in handy when you want tiny flowerpots for a more vintage-looking garden.
10. String Lights Wrapped Around Backyard Trees
String lights always adds a magical effect to basically anything your wrap them around into. Try them on your yard or garden trees. A string doesn’t cost too much, but if you have old Christmas lights, that’s a bonus. You don’t have to wait for December to use. Wrap them around plants and trees to make your yard an instant attraction.
Recipe Adapted : 34 Vintage Garden Decor Ideas to Give Your Outdoor Space Vintage Flair @ homebnc
1. Antique Chair Planter Plus Vintage Plates
Painted metal lawn chairs (just like the ones in your grandma’s home) make quaint additions to your garden. Instead of throwing them out, transform them into a planter seater along with some antique shop-worthy plates. Yes, chairs and plates have other uses, too. These sentimental favorites will add a charming appeal to your vintage-inspired garden.
2. Rusty Vintage Wheelbarrow Flower Planters
Wheelbarrows should not be always associated with dirt and cement. These wrought iron handy tools can be a worthy addition to your vintage garden. Sure, you will need dirt in it, but that is only so you can plant flowers and other pretty things. The rustic element contrasts perfectly with the charming flowers, so do not think for one moment they are not a great pair.
3. Vintage Ladder Flowerpot Garden Display
So you have decided put away the old ladder for good. It seats in that one particular area of the house often unseen by visitors, or even you. But hey, do not let it rot to waste and put it into good use in your vintage garden. Set up some flower pots long its steps and make it your garden centerpiece. It will sure catch attention.
4. Galvanized Metal Bucket Flower Planter Display
Don’t galvanized metal buckets remind you of much simpler times? If you’re aiming for a vintage garden, transform these buckets into flower planters. Old metal buckets don’t have to be forever ugly and left unused. With a bit of imagination, time, and colorful things of beauty, your garden will be the stuff of dreams.
5. Pretty Antique Teacup Vintage Garden Decoration
A flower garden is always a joy to behold, and while the level of prettiness depends on the type of flowers and how they’re arranged, a few elements that seem like they “don’t belong” in a garden will catch an eye. Got some old teacups? Hang them on a specific area of the garden to create a startling effect.
6. Galvanized Metal Wash Basin Hanging Basket
Believe it or not, galvanized metal washbasins are still sold on the market up to this day. But you don’t have to buy new ones if you’re looking into a new garden project. The rusty ones back at your mom’s house will instantly create that vintage look you’re going after.
7. Rustic Decorated Metal Pitcher Planters
Planters don’t have to be made of pots, plastic, or wood – metal pitchers work, too. These things don’t cost too much, plus you can find old ones at flea markets or your childhood home. Get different kinds of sizes to get variety, and if you think you have, throw in your favorite kinds of flowers on each one.
8. DIY Mason Jar Outdoor Lanterns
Mason jars are becoming more popular more than ever, thanks to the crafty minds of DIY artists and budding artisans. Mason jars don’t have to be exclusive to massive chocolate drinks or your favorite potpourri mix. They can be transformed into lanterns in place of the fairly lights you’ve always wanted.
9. Vintage Coffee Pot Planters with Ladder Display
Vintage coffee pots have become so rare these days you can only see one in period movies. You’re lucky if you have old ones, but if you really want it so bad for your garden, try looking at auction sites, antique shops, and yard sales. They come in handy when you want tiny flowerpots for a more vintage-looking garden.
10. String Lights Wrapped Around Backyard Trees
String lights always adds a magical effect to basically anything your wrap them around into. Try them on your yard or garden trees. A string doesn’t cost too much, but if you have old Christmas lights, that’s a bonus. You don’t have to wait for December to use. Wrap them around plants and trees to make your yard an instant attraction.
Recipe Adapted : 34 Vintage Garden Decor Ideas to Give Your Outdoor Space Vintage Flair @ homebnc
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