Recycling Old Doors



reuse of old doors

Salvaged materials turned into a door. This double-door slider shows that just about anything can be made into a door. Crafted from: early 1900′s cypress siding (with original green paint), wood from a 100-year-old barn and wrought iron fencing. www.atticmag.com



reuse of old doors

Painting on an old door by Cory Bonnet. www.elanarts.com


old door reuse

Salvaged door message board. How-to: donation2decor.com



recycled door

Outdoor potting table. Lots more pics: cottageandcabin.blogspot.com



salvaged wood door

This Old House. How-to: www.thisoldhouse.com



wooden door reuse

Old door coffee table. Note the still attached doorknob. www.sweetpickinsfurniture.com


recycled door

Old door coffee table. Note the still attached lock. More pics: www.sweetpickinsfurniture.com



reuse of old doors

By Mitch available via the Etsy shop, J.Crabbit, Maine: www.etsy.com



reuse of old doors

Old wood doors as headboard by Maria: dreamywhites.blogspot.com



reuse of old doors

Old leather doors as headboard: www.houzz.com


reuse of old doors

Door as a porch swing: www.houzz.com


recycled doors

Old doors as medicine cabinet. See: www.remodelwithus.com



recycled doors

Salvaged wood doors on pantry. www.houzz.com


sliding pantry door

Old door reused as a pantry door. Via: www.designsponge.com



old door recycled

Old door reused as a slider. Image by www.faulknerphoto.com



reuse of old door

An old wooden door becomes a basement door in a new house. Lots more reuse ideas: downtoearthstyle.blogspot.com



recycled door

Salvaged wood door: tickingandtoile.blogspot.com



reuse of old doors

Sliding wood door, Coastal Living. Lots more sliding doors here: harvestfurniture.blogspot.com



sliding wood doors

Sliding wood doors. To save space, old painted doors from Watkins Culver Antiques were installed on rollers. Via: www.traditionalhome.com



reuse of old doors

Interior barn doors in Ozzy & Sharon Osbourne's California home. www.atticmag.com



reuse of old doors

Salvaged wood door screen. Image: Tumblr



reuse of old doors

If you don't desire to strip it, paint it!



reuse of old doors

Salvaged wood door headboard. www.thisoldhouse.com



wood door furniture

Door daybed made from two old wooden doors fit onto a daybed frame by Ida of The Urban Cottage. www.theurbancottagedallas.com



reuse of old doors

Desk made from an old door. See other images here: www.manoteca.com



old door reuse

Wood door as an island.



door as table

Old wooden door table by Amber Interior Design: amberinteriordesign.blogspot.com



wood door as table

Wood door as a dining table. by Basak Aydin Notz, via: www.designsponge.com



wooden door reuse

Outdoor wooden door table. Lots mmore pics: staceyembracingchange.blogspot.com



reuse of old door

Reuse door table. Legs are a door cut in half and then mouldings were added at the base and an apron at top. Recycled Desk by Eternal Furniture & Design at CustomMade.com



recycled doors

Door wall by Piet Hein Eek. Commisioned by Geusebroek and Alliantie: www.pietheineek.nl



recycled doors

Door wall by Piet Hein Eek: www.pietheineek.nl



door sculpture

Choi Jeong Hwa 1000 Doors installation. hoijeonghwa.com



door reuse

On Great George Street in London, an unknown artist covered the outside of a derelict tenement building with old front doors, all painted red. The building has since been demolished. Photo by Philip Mayer: www.flickr.com



bench made from old doors

An outdoor bench fashioned from an old chicken coop door: twigdecor.blogspot.com



old door greenhouse

Four old doors equal an easy diy tool shed!
www.roomzaar.com



outdoor garden doors

Salvaged garden door. www.segev-photography.com



door reuse

Gateway to a secret garden, located at a conference center called Airlie in Warrenton, Virginia. Photo taken by Eileen: www.trekearth.com


wooden door reuse

Doors as Trellis. www.bhg.com



garden doors

Image by Monica Roberts, via: www.idemakeriet.blogspot.com





Find old doors at:

Local architectural salvage warehouses and restoration businesses like Habitat for Humanity's ReStore. Craigslist, ebay, local antique stores.

In CT: www.oldwoodworkshop.com

Calif: crossroadslumber.com

Winnipeg, Canada: www.salvagesupermarket.com


How To:

How to make a dressing vanity from a salvaged door: www.thisoldhouse.com

Make a door headboard: www.thisoldhouse.com

Coffee table how to: kojo-designs.com

Door message board: donation2decor.com

Another coffee table: www.imperfecthomemaking.com

 

 

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Laura Guyot
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Door Table
Reply #4 on : Fri January 25, 2013, 09:27:53
You have given me the inspiration I need to make an old door into my office table. Thanks so much, your site is fantastic!
Le Farm
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Old doors...
Reply #3 on : Tue January 22, 2013, 07:53:04
I love this page...I have a c.1869 home with many old doors in the barn just waiting to be put to good use. I picked out a huge one with a top swing opening as the perfect "door to my blueberry patch"! My weekend project...thanks for the inspiration!
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I love your ideas!
I re-posted a few pictures along with the link to your sight! I hope you get lots of new visitors! Keep up the good work!

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Salvaged Doors
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