Creative Ideas for Your Home Trash To Treasure !

You obviously have tons of old, unused stuff lying around your home. Could be those old tires from that car you abandoned decades ago or maybe some books you used to read when that reading giant in you was still awake. Did you know that you could make use of these items by re-purposing them? And yes, who said that since tires are meant for a car they cannot be used for something else? Come with me as I explore some brilliant ideas you could use to make those old items idling around your home useful to you once again.

Use old books to make a Table Lamp:
This is one of the most creative ideas I ever came across. And yes, it is also the easiest. All you need to do is stack the books together and then drill a hole through each one of them from top to bottom. Then put the lamp wire through the hole on each book and glue a socket to the top book. Guess what you do next; just flip the switch and illuminate your world.

Use your Mason Jar to make a Chandelier:
If you have several mason jars in your home, you don’t have to throw them away. All you need to do is just take like 12 of them and come up with a wonderful chandelier. You might need to purchase several lighting kits, though.

Convert your ladder to a nightstand:
Instead of complaining about how your old ladder eats up space around your home, you could convert it to a nightstand. Given its steps, you do not necessarily need to make any alterations. The first step could be used for your books, the second for beverages and the rest for whatever you deem necessary.

Convert your car tires to a grassy seat:
I must admit that this idea is also quite amazing. Instead of having your old car tires idling around your home, you can convert them to a grassy seat. You could even get creative by mounting them to a wall such that the plants drop to form an awesome design.

What do you think about these ideas? Could I have missed any brilliant idea? Well, feel free to tell me more about that great idea you know of on how to re-purpose that old unused stuff in our homes.