12 amazing ideas for decorating using tin tubs and buckets
For some, they are objects that have reached the end of the line, for others, they are potential decorative pieces. This is what often happens with old, galvanized, metal items, which may be covered in grim and rust. However, depending on the type of object, there are many different ways to use them as home or garden furnishings.
Buckets, basins or even larger tin tubs can become attractive home accessories. Take a look at the creative recycling proposals below and, if you like the rustic style, you will certainly find some that will inspire you!
A sturdy tin bucket can serve as a pot holder or a seat - perhaps for an outdoors bar.
Do you like the idea of having a rustic bathroom? Then one where the sinks are made with these raised metal rubs could be for you!
And the same tubs could become an island unit for the kitchen - perfect for small kitchens furnished in a rustic style.
Wall-mounted storage using old tin buckets with handles. A great idea for hallways!
Want to set up a buffet, maybe even having it outdoors? It would be nice to present cutlery in these small, tin buckets!
A deep, tin tub could become a bathtub. It is certainly an attention-grabbing piece.
It is often advisable to have a basket in every room - including the living room - to tidy up blankets, pillows or (in the bedroom) clothes. In short, everything that is usually scattered around can go into a tin basin.
In the garden, a large tin bucket can serve as an excellent support for the hose pipe (and will also provide space for storing objects inside it).
A tin bowl is also beautiful for arrangements of aquatic flowers and candles.
An oval tin tub could become the stand for a wonderful coffee table.
And if you don't like the color of raw galvanized metal, this material can be painted to suit your tastes.
Giant, round containers - originally serving as watering troughs for animals - can become raised flower beds, flower bedecked towers, and more.
How would you like to recycle old tin objects?
