Driftwood deco – 52 original ideas

In case you like float wood deco, you can easily make your own decorative objects – such as a jewelry pendant, a candle holder, a shelf or a photo frame. In this article we present 52 original ideas of driftwood objects very creative and easy to manufacture. Look:

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Wooden table decoration

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Decoration idea with wood

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Deco wood for center of coffee table

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Wooden candlestick for home decoration

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Driftwood offers immense beauty presented by a simple piece of wood, exposing fabulous details on an area of ​​a few centimeters.

Various textures can be introduced in the float wood deco to give a little more pep to the idea.

These driftwood deco pieces can be combined with inexpensive textures, such as rope ends or various yarns to create extraordinary pieces.

As we know, all kinds of woods can adapt perfectly to every interior style. Driftwood finds its place very well in a medium with vintage decorations. You can make your own pieces of art easily with a little effort and a little more imagination.

The use of driftwood for decor is a great idea because it’s not only beautiful but also environmentally friendly because you use old reclaimed wood to create new and incredible designs.

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The pieces of driftwood are perfect to embellish your rustic style beautifully. There are many fantastic creations – driftwood tables, lamps, stools and coat racks – but you can also create other different items of driftwood decoration.

For example, you could make from this material a nice pendant in driftwood to offer as an original gift, a candle holder, a wall shelf or a photo frame.

Driftwood is also very nice for table decor – great for creating centerpieces, floor mats and table garlands.

Use small pieces of stick-sized driftwood for small projects, such as a picture frame, a mirror frame, or even a frame of a piece of art, like a painting.

You can either reuse a frame that you already have and stick your driftwood on it, or you can directly use your gear and collect it to help with a rope or string.

If you have the soul of a handyman, turn your driftwood into a unique lamp to accent any room in your home. You can also restore an old shade by gluing similar-sized pieces of wood around it.

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One of the best projects incorporating driftwood is to create a coat rack or keychain for the entrance to your home. With a solid straight piece of driftwood, attach a few screw hooks along the wood. Hang it on the wall and you have room to store your coats, hats and / or keys.

If you want to decorate your home with driftwood, but it’s not really your cup of tea, you can simply display the wood as a hanging on the wall as an element of deco, arranging it on a coffee table , a shelf or a dining table, put it in a vase or using it in your garden.

If you have a piece of flat driftwood, you can easily turn it into a panel of your choice. For example, you can paint your house number and hang it on the outside, paint your child’s name and hang it on his bedroom door, or spell a word or phrase with shells or other nice material. as a decorative element for your wedding or a simple decorative element.

If you find a large piece of wood with several branches, cut out the excess pieces to create a straight edge and add glass top with reinforcements to create a coffee table. Although it may sound simple, be careful that the table is sufficiently reinforced to avoid injury.

Driftwood can be recovered in several forms. It’s up to you to be imaginative and use it convincingly.

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