I have a special place in my heart for vintage glass jars. In fact, there’s something about any type of glass jar that makes my wheels start turning. I have a hard time passing up interestingly shaped jars and am always thinking of ways I can use them in a functional or decorative way.
These glass jars were used in an old barber shop. There were at least 100 of them at an estate sale I went to, but I practiced restraint and only bought three. Of course, now I’m kicking myself and wish I had picked up just a few more.
Of course, I had to use some reclaimed wood with plenty of character. I love how the glass pairs with the wood. I think this could be used as a centerpiece, or also just a unique flower vase, too.
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This centerpiece is so lovely! I have zero woodworking skills, so I am in awe. The natural wood and simple glass bottles make a simple, beautiful display.
Thanks so much, Mimi!
Love what you did Jenny and the blocky shape of the rustic wood looks so beautiful with the round glass bottles. They make a lovely pair 😉 P.S. I really need to get one of those airless nail guns. That makes it so much easier than hauling out the compressor every time you want to nail something. Thanks for the link
Thanks, Michelle! And yes, my airless nail gun is definitely one of my very favorite tools, now.
That has such a good look to it. I love that way the glass and the rustic wood look together.
Thanks for sharing at Waste Not Wednesday.