Chair planter

Learn how to repurpose an old chair into a charming garden planter with this easy and inexpensive DIY project. Feeling inspired? Make your own with this hig…

This chair was part of the dining set we used as I was growing up (a true antique). I took the seat off and created a "planter" of sorts wit...

Spring DIY Upcycled Chair Planter. Take a broken chair and give it new life by planting beautiful flowers in it to enjoy in your yard!

Turning an old chair into a planter adds a rustic and unexpected charm to your garden or patio. The mix of vintage furniture and vibrant plants creates a delightful contrast that catches the eye. This creative approach to gardening not only repurposes furniture but also adds a touch of personality to your outdoor space. Breathe new life into your garden with these unique chair planter ideas.

Transform your broken chair into a charming and functional addition to your backyard with these creative upcycling ideas! Instead of throwing it away, repurpose the chair into a beautiful flower planter by removing the backrest and seat. Paint the frame in a vibrant color and place a large planter pot on the seat area. Fill it with your favorite flowers or herbs for a colorful display. Another option is to convert the chair into a unique bird feeder.

Kristy Hawk on Instagram: "📝 How to make a chair planter! This is one of my most favorite planters I’ve ever made. I’m a sucker for vintage chairs and my favorite thrift shoppe always has such cute ones! I had the idea to make this after seeing a gorgeous one on Pinterest. I bought this chair for $4. I removed the seat and luckily had a pot at my house that was big enough to fit inside of it. I filled it with some extra plants and flowers that I already had (I bought too much for a…

Don't be in hurry to throw away your old chairs. You can get the new functions by doing the repurpose for your chairs.

Odd chairs are pretty inexpensive at thrift stores or garage sales and are perfect to turn into Garden Chairs! Here is some inspiration for you: (source) (source) (source) And finally, mine: The fun part about creating a garden chair is that they can go anywhere, even if you have little space. Place one on your balcony, front porch, out at the end of your property, under a tree, on your patio - be creative. And when it falls apart, toss it away and buy another inexpensive chair!!

DIY garden ideas for upcycling items lying around your house into remarkable and cute garden furniture, including flower fans and plate flowers.

I bought these wood chairs to go with a table I found at Goodwill. After I got them home, they were too small next to the table. This is when I decided they would make great