Modern towel bar in a shape of a simple ski with 2 fins. It is made of solid teak wood with a brown finish. It's sturdy, durable and weatherproof. It's wall-mounted thanks to included metal hardware. Modern towel bar in a shape of a simple ski with 2 fins. Rustic coat rack, wall hanger with 6 railroad spike hooks, 30" x 8" barnwood towel rack. Here's a very simple DIY project with a very practical use. April from House of Hoff shows how to make a new towel rack from an old piece of wood. Amazing Uses For Old Pallets – 24 Pics (some of these ideas are a huge nope, some others are actually pretty spiffy) Scrap Wood Towel Hook - Hooked by Rustic towel rack, reclaimed towel hanger with 2 railroad spike hooks, 30" x 8" barnwood towel rack Primitive Wood Craft Ideas | Plant Stand With Door-Country Rustic Primitive Furniture Super cute and easy DIY Towel Holder at … a rustic DIY rope and barn wood towel holder for the bathroom / powder room on will work for decor blog

Wood Towel Bars For Bathrooms Decorative Paper Towel Holders Unique Paper Towel Holders Nautical coat rack with boat cleats made from by DocksideCottage, $39.99 great towel rack for nautical bathroom Listing is for TWO in your choice of color - Handmade Towel Rack - Bath Decor - Wood - Shabby Decor I know I can make these in no time with all the scrap wood just lying around the farm. Great for kids too. Rustic DIY Towel Organizer and Rack! Saves space and looks really easy to make. via @Taryn H H {Design, Dining + Diapers}for hand towels in the guest bathroom! And use for the old knobs I've been keeping...........add some fleur de lis from hobby lobby - yepper! DIY Wood and Metal Pipe Blanket Ladder… Seriously SO simple and so cute! Pallet Towel Rack <3 Follow all the BOUND4BURLINGAME boards, including Pallet Projects 101 at Bathroom Hanging Towel Racks | DIY Industrial Pallet Towel Holder | am so proud of my most recent craft creation: a towel rack made of ...

I think the vertical wooden slats in white on the bottom 1/2 and a white chair-rail would look great with this. Rustic Towel Hooks His & Hers Reclaimed by offthewallpainting, $42.00.I would make these different colors like blue an pink an sale them for 25 dollars together cute love it got to make me some of these. Thanks for looking at this CaseConcept2000 creation!! Reclaimed barn wood bathroom shelves made out of salvaged lumber from a Saline Michigan Pallet Wall Decor- with hooks maybe use pink for thirtyone This is my favorite idea but there are so many more at this site!! Industrial Rustic Modern Bathroom Shelf with 18 Towel by KeoDecor, $75.00 When storage space is at a minimum and you don’t have a linen closet, where do you store clean towels? This tutorial for a DIY Wood Towel Rack is the perfect solution! And it’s so fun! Love this idea with the river rocks. However, think I would spray paint the wood in say an oiled bronze or darker color :)

DIY Projects with Pipe! • Great Ideas and Tutorials! Reclaimed Wooden Towel Rack w/ Bottle Holders on Etsy, $75.00 Cute rustic wood and hardware. Perfect for a cabin.Make Your Own Golf Cart Seat Covers ways to reuse and recycle old wood doors for unique furniture and wall decorations in vintage styleTop Rated Hot Tubs Consumer Reports shutter window treatment, ladder towel rack, crate TP storage - by Funky Junk InteriorsRepair Cracked Mirror Housing Creative And Interesting 18 DIY Ideas For Decorating Your Home. If you have blinds already and just want curtains for decoration, consider using towel bars for curtain rods. Only $5 a pop! Inspiring idea -- If the branch was large enough it could also make a cute towel rack or curtain rod

@Marsha Penner Penner Hawk. The shutter on the window and repurposed items reminds me of your style.... a white shutter in your bathroom world be so cute.... but not enough room in there. This actually a pretty good list of ways to repurpose that are not lame. Amazingly Crafty Uses For Your Old Junk (20 Pics) Live edge spalting maple horseshoe wine rack by RopedOnCedar Great idea to replace old towel bars. Can also be painted any color reclaimed wood and galvanized hooks for towels // suburban bitches. Year of Change Challenge {July} Coat And Umbrella Rack Pot Racks With Lights Kitchen Island Wine Rack DIY Wine Rack - made with reclaimed wood and railroad spikes This would make a great towel rack, quilt rack, clothes dryer..... O the many uses! Cut each end off. Screw & glue the rung in. Glue the ends on , use finish nails to hold in place. Wine rack towel holder - perfect when guests come and could also hang used towels on it too.... how pretty is this for bathroom decor, or for your kitchen towels.... yard sales, thrift shops are great places to find wine racks, sometimes wood, other times

DIY "BATH" LETTERS for less than $10.00• Great Ideas and Tutorials! Including, from 'this sorta old life', this awesome DIY towel rack project. Wooden countertops & farmhouse sink for outdoor kitchenHope you’re all having a lovely week! Our countdown to summer holidays is still on around here! I know many of you are already on holidays and yes, I envy your routine-less, lazy, go-to-the-beach-whenever-you-want days! We’ll be there soon, though! Somehow, I found the time in this crazy busy month of June to do a double post today!!! Earlier this morning I shared our weekly link up party… if you’re a blogger, I’d be thrilled if you popped over and linked up what you’ve been up to! Or if you’re one of my readers (that I appreciate very much!!) check it out for tons of pretty inspiration and delicious recipe ideas! When Virginia of Fynes Designs shared this Trash to Treasure Blog Hop she was doing, I immediately jumped on board! I love saving something that’s headed to the dump and make it into something pretty!

However, my June has had two unexpected weekends away and now I’m not sharing what I had originally planned. However, I’ll just share a smaller project with you today that started out with wood headed to the garbage and made into this… Last summer we did some big renos on our deck… including the addition of a roof and maintenance free rails. When the contractor asked if he could have our old falling apart rails, I immediately answered no. I was thinking that maybe we’d have a use for them two or three or ten years down the road. You just never know. So when we were redoing our bathroom last month and I wanted to make a towel rack, I immediately knew where to go for wood. Nope, not to Home Depot this time! Here’s how I made it… All you need is a piece of fence board (or pallet wood or any other reclaimed wood), some hooks and paint or stain of your choice. Our deck boards are all cedar so the first thing I did was sand down the board using a hand sander.

That thing is soo handy and gets the job done so much faster. I washed it down to get rid of all the saw dust and let it dry thoughly. I hadn’t planned on using chalkpaint, otherwise I wouldn’t have had to sand it down. I gave it two coats of Simplicity from Country Chic. This chalkpaint is pretty much the best… super easy to use, odorless, dries quickly and it comes in a fabulous selection of beautiful colors! You’ll have to check out their site! I then measured and using a screw driver, I attached these beautiful hooks from D. Lawless Hardware. These hooks are so sturdy and come in an oil rubbed bronze color. I love how it brings out the same color in our countertops and tile! They’re currently on sale on their website if you’re interested. (And, no I’m not paid to say how much I love the chalkpaint and this hardware…. they’re just products I love and want to share with you, my readers!) I absolutely love how totally functional this towel rack is. It gets used every single day by our little ones!

And now for some more beautiful Trash to Treasure DIY, check out these beautiful posts from these super talented ladies! I know you’ll be blown away by these amazing ideas! All the links are listed below! from The DIY Mommy from The Happy Housie from Time with Thea from Joy In Our Home from Life Is A Party from New House New Home New Life Here’s one more Trash to Treasure DIY I’d love to show you. Just in case you missed it, last month I shared how my husband and I made our very own Barn Door. All from items that were reclaimed. It’s one of most favorite projects we’ve ever done and cost lest than $15! You can read all about it here! Hope you all have a great rest of the week! Thanks for coming by today! Linking to these fabulous parties: , , , , , , ,, ,,, , , ,  , , , ,,,  Super Saturday, , Share It Sunday, Talented Tuesdays, Pretty Pintastic Party, Think and Make Party, , The Creative Circle, Dream Create Inspire,